PROBLEM ::: I'm working in a bottom sheet where I have to show different content for different states of the bottom sheet i.e. for collapsed bottom sheet -> Content 1 and for the same bottom sheet in expanded form -> Content 2.
RESOURCES FOR THE PROBLEM ::: PLEASE VISIT THIS GOOGLE DRIVE LINK FOR CODE FILES , CURRENT RESULT AND END RESULT
WHAT I HAVE TRIED ::: I used if - else statement with scaffold state as a condition to see if the bottom sheet is collapsed or expanded and acc. to that I give the sheet content.
Anyhow, this approach is working but it seems like whenever I expand or collapse the bottom sheet , re-composition happens which is observable while previewing the app.
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I want to fix my "Drawings Button" to one position in google sheets so that when I scroll through the sheet they are always in the same position as a menu
so... the user always has the options available in front of him.
This is the link for my sheet
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YJZlonIYi4c2H_NRfXQtMBPD8MTtM5KQcCtyjYiUca0/edit?usp=sharing
You can freeze your top rows and put them inside.
I have a contents page of all the sheets in the document.
All of the cells listed under 'Rounds' and 'Data Input' have the same name as the sheet they are linking to, as you can see in the screenshot.
I was wondering if there is a way to create a link for all of these cells automatically, instead of going through every single one.
Thanks for the help.
I was able to do this by recording a Macro. Here are the steps I did whilst recording.
Delete all contents in the cells.
Paste in the array formula #player0 made me, into the first cell under the 'Rounds' column.
Select all the cells in the column and click on 'Convert to Links'.
Set colour to blue and underline so it looks like a link.
Here's the finished macro.
I previously had this working in my Google Sheet, but for some reason it no longer is.
I want to reference a cell from another sheet, for example, from the sheet titled 'Overall'
I type =Overall!N10 into the cell
I can see that it is the right formula because when I double click on the cell (to show the formula preview) it shows me the text in the box 'Difficult conversations'. However when click off that, it just show some other text "Palliative care".
I don't know why it's not displaying the formula preview in the cell:
We are developing a BI Publisher invoice print report using RTF layout. This report prints the customer details at the top of the page, followed by the invoice lines' details, and a summary table (of amounts and taxes) at the bottom of the page. Brought-forward are carry-forward totals are displayed at the top and bottom of each page (in case of multi-page reports).It is important to maintain the consistency of the print format (so that the customer address is always at the top left corner of the page, summary table is always printed at the bottom etc). To print the summary at the bottom of the page for each invoice, we have used the tag with section break, as recommended in the user guide. This works fine in situations when the invoice has multiple lines spilling over to the second page.
However, we are facing an issue in a particular scenario : Invoice has few lines that fit in the first page itself, but there is no space left to print the summary table in the same page , so the summary table alone is printed in the second page at the bottom. In this case the carry-forward total in page 1 and the brought-forward total in page 2 are not being displayed. If you have observed a similar issue anytime please suggest how to fix this.
Consider separating your sections and not using Word's header and footer.
Place this code at the start of your document
<?initial-page-number:'1'?>
<?call-template:tHEADER_VERSO?>
<?start:body?>
<?call-template:tHEADER_RECTO?>
<?call-template:tCONTACT?>
<?for-each#section:On_Payment_Terms_S3?>
<?call-template:tDETAILS?>
<?end for-each?>
<?end body?>
<?call-template:FOOTER?>
Then to define a section
<?template:tFOOTER?>
insert content here
<?end template?>
That way the document will always preserve enough space to print your carry-forward totals. I experienced the same odds results when you put your carry-forward in the Word's footer.
I have a uitableview with multiple sections. I want to let user edit all rows of one section. The text is originally displayed with UILabels in section (Say section B). Is it possible to do something like this?
Add an extra section (Say section C) with UITextView, and the same content as section B, But keep it hidden.
Add an edit button somewhere so when user hits it, Section B hides, Section C shows up with two option buttons (Update, Cancel).
Depending on what they choose, perform the action (say submit to server if Update is clicked, or Cancel and move to step 4 if cancel button is pressed)
Hide the editable section C, Show section B (with new content if edited).
OR is there a better way to do this?