I would like a drop down to show only the title of my posts not the dates or months.
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Recently it can be seen Google sheet added an edit button at the end of dropdown menu within the cell which will allow the editor to manipulate the cell content easily.
Is there any way out we can disable the edit button available at the end of the dropdown.
I have a horizontal bar chart where one of the bars on the chart needs to be dynamic based on a user selection of checkboxes in a google sheet. I can get this to work with one checkbox "=IF(C5=TRUE,D5+100,100)" but not sure how to get to work when multiple check boxes are selected.
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I have a "Base UPH" of 100 and just need to add the values in the "Multiplier" column if the checkbox(s) are TRUE. The idea is that the user could select one or all of the checkboxes and see how the "C-Dynamic" would be improved.
Any tips, much appreciated Thanks!
Able to get to work, but only for a single checkbox with this formula: =IF(C5=TRUE,D5+100,100)
You could do it with SUMIF, like this:
=100+SUMIF(C5:C8,TRUE,D5:D8)
I can't find a solution to this. I want users to be able to favourite/wishlist products or posts and then on their wishlist page have tooltips with only the items they favourited.
In this case, it would be a static image of a map with the tooltips showing the (predefined) location of what they have wishlisted.
Any ideas?
So I have a Google Sheet with a list of rows. I would like to invite other users and allow them to view and edit only their row. How can I do that?
Is there a way in ActiveAdmin to edit a variable IE address for a controller for the show page without having to manually go through and display all fields? I have about 25 fields and would just like to hide the address in the show so people without edit access cannot see it.
I know I can customize the show page and list out all the variables but I like the way it looks as is, minus showing the address field.
I did a trick to hide the attributes for the show block like so:
show do
# the array contains the fields to be hidden in the show table
attributes_table *(AdminUser.column_names.map(&:to_sym) - [:last_sign_in_ip, :sign_in_count])
end
modifying the solution from this SO question to hide certain fields instead of showing which fields.