Morning I have the sheet that I am testng to see why the CF rules are not staying on this one sheet.
I'm not good at writing these formulas, (newbie) but it seems to me that they are pulling info from blank cells.. I have the pics but can't post them here. I tried the google sheet community but no avail users
from one of them it seems to be using blank cells .
O1:O3, P1:P5, R1:S3, T1:T5, W1, X1:X6, Y1:AG4, V2:V4, W3:W4, R5:S5, V6, T8:AG196
To have the cells add or subtract and change the cell color according to the
plus or minus of the cell. (red), (orange) (yellow) (pink)
O1:O3, P1:P5, R1:S3, T1:T5, W1, X1:X6, Y1:AG4, V2:V4, W3:W4, R5:S5, V6, T8:AG196
=AND(A:A=29,O:O>3) (pink)
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O1:O3,P1:P5,R1:S3,T1:T5,W1,X1:X6,Y1:AG4,V2:V4,W3:W4,R5:S5,V6,T8:AG196
=AND(A:A=26,O:O>45) (yellow)
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O1:O3,P1:P5,R1:S3,T1:T5,W1,X1:X6,Y1:AG4,V2:V4,W3:W4,R5:S5,V6,T8:AG196
=AND(A:A=26,O:O>60) (orange)
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O1:O3,P1:P5,R1:S3,T1:T5,W1,X1:X6,Y1:AG4,V2:V4,W3:W4,R5:S5,V6,T8:AG196
=AND(A:A=26,O:O>90) (red)
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try locking your references:
=AND($A:$A=29; $O:$O>3)
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2 questions to the Tableau Sanseis:
The given percentages/numbers in the attachment (shown by parentheses), all belong to the YOY variance and are meant to be displayed in front of the orange (2021) bars
a) Both the numbers/percentages are not showing in one line and current display gives the impression to a user that %ages belong to the blue bars and number to the orange colored bars.
- How to show both in front of orange bars ?
b) Beats me as to why some of the category bars (highlighted with red arrows) don't display any value (no %ages or numbers)
Thanks in advance
Probably "between" your two measure there's some CR, so you see one up and the other down, causing to display just some values and not all.
Something like this:
Go into the Text Mark of your worksheet, and try to dispay your values in just one line with no CR, and you should get something like this:
Sometimes, due to font size and cardinality of your data, some label could be missing just because Tableau tries to optimize the rendering, but you can also check the last option of the Label Mark selecting "Allow Labels to overlap other marks".
I am (unsuccessfully) trying to control the width of columns in jira. Does anyone know how to format tables so they don't look like the image below?
i am currently formatting by:
||Document Library||combination of Report, white papers / articles, case study, document library, press kit, publication, report, fact sheet, campaign|| || || ||
|Field Group|Field name|Field type|Existing field|description|
| |Title|title|x| |
This is a kludge but it works for me (Jira 7.3).
Go to text mode editor.
Place text like this in a squeezed cell
{color:#ffffff}================={color}
This will persist in visual edit mode. It places some white non-breaking text in the cell. Using color:#eeeeee might be better so you can just see what's going on.
You cannot edit the column width in JIRA. JIRA tables are very simplistic and don't support any custom formatting. Checkout Atlassian guide. It doesn't offer any formatting options for row or column width or height adjustment.
The default row height fits four rows exactly into the 42mm Watch. But on the 38mm Watch, the fourth row is cut off.
In IB I have the generic "Installed" checked for the Table; for Images (e.g.) this leads to customizing sizes but I don't see any such option for Table row height. Or would I just use what looks like Watch Size Classes, clicking down at the bottom where it says "Any Screen Size"? If so, how would that interact with the "Installed" settings?
I am going to hack around, but some SmartPerson™ could help a lot by pointing in the right direction.
FWIW, all the Apple sample code I've seen has the "38mm cutoff" problem too.
Why the rows are cut off
The row heights are intentionally the same, for a couple of reasons.
While I don't see a minimum row height mentioned in the design guide, shorter rows would make it harder to target the right row on the 38mm screen. This would lead to an inconsistent user experience between the two watch sizes.
A shorter row would lead to the issue of vertically clipping two-line text, which would occur more often on the 38mm screen since the rows are narrower.
This example illustrates how the last row's WKInterfaceLabel text descender gets clipped by its group once you reduce the group height for a 38mm screen to fit 4 rows on the screen.
The shorter row also leads to an insufficient amount of (vertical) white space around the text, making it harder to read rows of content.
Consistent row heights are no different than how some iPhone models can fit more rows per screen compared to some of the smaller-screened devices. Apple doesn't modify the iOS row height to fit the same number of rows on the smaller screen, as could fit on the larger screen. Their watchOS sample code is really consistent with their general design philosophies.
How to accomplish what you ask
You can change the group's height from Default to Fixed, and specify a smaller height (of 34 points) for the 38mm device. This would fit 4 rows on the smaller screen, as illustrated by the previous screen shot:
You should adjust your content as necessary to preserve vertical white space between the content and its group container.
I am trying to format a table in latex. I am facing following problems:
There are space on the left side of the table, but my table is not using that space rather it floated to right side and moving out of the page.
To rotate I used \rotatebox, after using this I can not use caption for the table. I get error if I use caption.
If my text in a cell is bigger then it goes out of the cell. I can not keep it in a fixed width.
There are no borders in last two cells.
How can I fix all these things? I have been looking around but if I make something work then others don't work. Could not manage a perfect solution for this. Please give me a workable solution for this.
Below is my sample code
\begin{table*}
\centering
\rotatebox{90}{
%\caption{This is a test caption}
\label{tab:the_table}
\begin{tabular*}{\textwidth}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|}
\hline
Column1 &Column2 &Column13 Design &Column4 &Column5 &Column6 &Column7 &another test Column &Last test column \\\hline
First Content &more test content &more test content &more test content &more test content &more test content &more test content &more test content &more test content \\\hline
\end{tabular*}
}
\end{table*}
I assume this question is related to your other one where you have used the IEEEtran document class.
Q1: There are space on the left side of the table, but my table is not using that space rather it floated to right side and moving out of the page.
The \centering only works, if there is enough space within the line. This is only an issue, if the table is not rotated. With rotation, the examples works fine (see below). However, the publisher does not allow to place text within the page margins.
Q2: To rotate I used \rotatebox, after using this I can not use caption for the table. I get error if I use caption.
I have answered this here, for you other question.
Q3: If my text in a cell is bigger then it goes out of the cell. I can not keep it in a fixed width.
Q4: There are no borders in last two cells.
This can be fixed, if you use the environment tabular instead of tabular*. Please note, that tabular does not a take width parameter. The tabular width is calculated from the content only.
I've got a TCheckListBox on a form. Its Columns property is set to 2, and if there are more items than can fit on-screen in two columns, it puts a horizontal scrollbar across the bottom of the control.
Thing is, the way this form it laid out, it would be much more convenient to scroll vertically. But I can't seem to figure out how to make the box do that. I thought setting Columns to 1 should work, but it doesn't.
Anyone know how to make a TCheckListBox scroll vertically instead of horizontally?
You need to set Columns to 0.
For all positive values the VCL sends a LB_SETCOLUMNWIDTH message to the underlying native list box control, with the width parameter set to the list box client width divided by the number of columns. Items that don't fit will start a new column with the same column width, so the horizontal scrollbar becomes visible.
If Columns is 0 then there is a single column that spans the entire client width of the list box, and items that don't fit will make the vertical scrollbar visible, and hide the horizontal scrollbar.
Edit:
There seems to be genuine interest what happens when a negative value is used for the Columns property.
The method TCustomListBox.CreateParams() sets the LBS_MULTICOLUMN list box style depending on the Columns property being different from 0. For negative values the style flag is set, but the VCL doesn't send the LB_SETCOLUMNWIDTH message, so the native control uses the default column width. It is documented to be:
15 times the average character width for the font used by the list box.
(Search for "The LBS_MULTICOLUMN style specifies" to find the relevant passage of text.)