Seems simple to me..
I want to do something along the lines of =Countif(A2:X , "Yes")
I would wrap this in an arrayformula with a simple IF(A2:A = "" ,"" .....
I want it to bring back the number of "Yes" per row
So if row 2 has 12 yes' then bring back 12, row 3 has 7 so 7 etc
This has worked to an extent but brings back the count across the entire range rather than split by row
Try:
=ArrayFormula(IF(A2:A="",,MMult(N(A2:X="Yes"),Sequence(Columns(A2:X))^0)))
Or
=ArrayFormula(IF(A2:A="",,Len(RegexReplace(RegexReplace(Transpose(Query(Transpose(A2:X),,9^9)),"(?i)\bYes\b","~"),"[^~]",))))
Or
=ArrayFormula(IF(A2:A="",,Len(Substitute(Transpose(Query(Transpose(IF(A2:X<>"Yes",,"~")),,9^9))," ",))))
Update
If I wanted to ammend this formula to do if A2:X = No AND A1:X1 contains, for instance (AG) how would I do this?
=ArrayFormula(IF(A2:A="",,MMult((A2:X="No")*RegexMatch(A1:X1,"AG"),Sequence(Columns(A2:X))^0)))
Though it is a bit tedious, couldn't you do this:
=COUNTIF(A2:A, "Yes") + COUNTIF(B2:B, "Yes") + COUNTIF(C2:C, "Yes") + COUNTIF(D2:D, "Yes") + COUNTIF(E2:E, "Yes") + COUNTIF(F2:F, "Yes") + COUNTIF(G2:G, "Yes") + COUNTIF(H2:H, "Yes") + COUNTIF(I2:I, "Yes") + COUNTIF(J2:J, "Yes") + COUNTIF(K2:K, "Yes") + COUNTIF(L2:L, "Yes") + COUNTIF(M2:M, "Yes") + COUNTIF(N2:N, "Yes") + COUNTIF(O2:O, "Yes") + COUNTIF(P2:P, "Yes") + COUNTIF(Q2:Q, "Yes") + COUNTIF(R2:R, "Yes") + COUNTIF(S2:S, "Yes") + COUNTIF(T2:T, "Yes") + COUNTIF(U2:U, "Yes") + COUNTIF(V2:V, "Yes") + COUNTIF(W2:W, "Yes") + COUNTIF(X2:X, "Yes")
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I am using Spring Data Neo4j and I have a repository like this:
public interface MyNeo4jRepository extends Neo4jRepository<Object, Long> {
#Query("with ['X', 'Y','Z'] as list_labels, "
+ "$appsFilter as appsList\n "
+ "MATCH (apps:) where apps.n IN appsList "
+ "MATCH (a)<-[:event]-(nodes) "
+ "WHERE any(x IN labels(nodes) WHERE x IN list_labels) "
+ "CALL apoc.path.expandConfig(nodes, { "
+ "relationshipFilter: 'R1|R2>',"
+ "labelFilter: '-l1|>l2',"
+ "maxLevel: 6,"
+ "endNodes: [apps],"
+ "uniqueness: 'NODE_PATH'}) YIELD path "
+ "unwind nodes(path) as n "
...
}
I want to create this query using conditions like this:
#Query("with ['X', 'Y','Z'] as list_labels, "
+ "$appsFilter as appsList\n "
+ "MATCH (apps:) where apps.n IN appsList "
+ "MATCH (a)<-[:event]-(nodes) "
+ "WHERE any(x IN labels(nodes) WHERE x IN list_labels) "
if (condition) + "WHERE ...." else + ""
+ "CALL apoc.path.expandConfig(nodes, { "
...
Is there a way to do it in the Neo4j query or do I have to do it with Spring composable repositories?
I think what you are looking for is the CASE construct
'WHERE ....'
+
CASE
WHEN condition1 THEN 'cypherFragement1'
WHEN condition2 THEN 'cypherFragement2'
ELSE 'cypherFragementElse'
END
+
.....
Maybe you can rewrite your entire cypher via apoc.do.when or apoc.do.case functions, which provide conditional judgment.
I would like to fire a function as soon as a trade was closed (= the OrdersHistoryTotal increased by at least 1).
Is there any handler in MQL4 for such scenarios?
In my particular setup I have the following function pushSocket which should only push data in case the OrdersHistoryTotal changed.
int i,hstTotal=OrdersHistoryTotal();
string historical_trades = "";
for(i=0;i<hstTotal;i++)
{
if(OrderSelect(i,SELECT_BY_POS,MODE_HISTORY)==false) continue;
historical_trades = historical_trades +
"historical_trades|" +
version + "|" +
DID + "|" +
AccountNumber() + "|" +
IntegerToString(OrderTicket()) + "," +
TimeToString(OrderOpenTime(), TIME_DATE|TIME_SECONDS) + "," +
TimeToString(OrderCloseTime(), TIME_DATE|TIME_SECONDS) + "," +
IntegerToString(OrderType()) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderLots(),2) + "," +
OrderSymbol() + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderOpenPrice(),5) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderClosePrice(),5) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderStopLoss(),5) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderTakeProfit(),5) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderCommission(),2) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderSwap(),2) + "," +
DoubleToString(OrderProfit(),2) + "," +
"<" + OrderComment() + ">|";
}
pushSocket.send(StringFormat("%s", historical_trades, true));
I tried to insert a counter to compare it but the counter is deleted every time on memory clean-up.. The above function is nested in a onTick function which executes every second.
There is a function OnTradeAction() in MQL5 that is called every time some trading action is done. But unfortunately this function is not available in MQL4. On the other hand, you can implement a function inside OnTick() that will check that HistoryTraderTotal() increased compared to the previously saved value, and do all the steps you like in that case. A bit more work but almost the same.
OnTimer(){
Mt4OnTradeAction();
otherLogic();
}
Mt4OnTradeAction(){
static int historyTradesTotal=0;
if(HistoryTradesTotal()==historyTradesTotal) return;
historyTradesTotal = HistoryTradesTotal();
processingTrade();
}
I am trying to process the results of an array into a string to pass for a search. I want to build a string from the array that would look something like
("categories.name like '%Forms%' or categories.name like '%Apples%'")
serialize :category, JSON
if category.count > 1 && category.index != 0
$search_global.category.each do |cat_name|
cat_name.slice '" '
# cat_name
$array_count = $array_count + 1
if cat_name != ''
$inside_count = $inside_count +1
$cat_name_2 = "categories.name like %" + $cat_name_2 + cat_name + "% or " + $inside_count.to_s
end
end
end
If I select one item, it works fine as in
categories.name like %Forms% or 1
Please note that I am including the inside count just to get a better idea of what is happening.
The problem I have is when I select 2 or more items. categories.name like % is repeated twice and then the array items or listed as in
categories.name like %categories.name like %Calendar% or 1Forms% or 2
I can't seem to figure out why the concatenation isn't working as I expected.
$cat_name_2 = "categories.name like %" + $cat_name_2 + cat_name + "% or " + $inside_count.to_s
Your are using $cat_name_2 as the asignee as well as inside the assignment statement.
Here is my code:
if (amount != -1)
returnJson.Add("<p style=\"color: black;\">" + double.Parse(res_q.Replace(",", ".")) * amount + " " + res_i + "</p>");
else
returnJson.Add("<p style=\"color: black;\">" + res_q + " " + " ") + res_i + "</p>");
And no matter if the execution of the program goes to if or the else, if res_q="1,5", this returns 15 on server, and 1.5 locally.
Why is this happening?
The problem was in the comma.
I want to apply globalization in my program. Using CultureInfo.InvariantCulture was the answer I needed. Or simple replcing the comma with dot.
Help me with this algorithm please.
var companies = companyrepository.GetAll().OrderBy(sidx + " " + sord).Skip(pageIndex * pageSize).Take(pageSize);
string where = "";
if (op == "eq")
where = field + "=" + data;
else if (op == "cn")
where = field + " LIKE '%"+data+"%'"; ///here lies my problem
companies = companies.Where(where);
its for adding dynamic where clauses to a linq query... op, field, and data are all strings that come with ajax from a jquery grid.
The problem is that it gives me an error when it tries to do the Like operator... it works just fine with the equals operator.
Based on this page, the following should work for you:
if (op == "eq")
where = field + "=" + data;
else if (op == "cn")
where = field + ".Contains(\"" + data + "\")";
I ran some tests on my own data, and it appears to work fine.