I tried using the description but it comes out showing both the [] and the() and no words are linked... what am I doing wrong?
ex:range_funtion
Which program are you utilizing to write your markdown in?
You may need to set the cell to use Markdown formatting.
The markdown syntax:
[Google](https://www.google.com)
Should output:
Google
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Can you help me with the correct XPath to select the text of the title "Quotes to Scrape" contained in the <a> tag inside an <h1> tag on the following webpage?
I need to use this XPath on the IMPORTXML function in Google Sheets, but I'm not sure if the XPath is correct.
=IMPORTXML("https://quotes.toscrape.com/","//div[#class='col-md-8']/h1/a")
I have an error in Google Sheets.
I am expecting to get the text inside /h1/a.
The answer was to use a semicolon instead of comma:
=IMPORTXML("http://quotes.toscrape.com/";"//div[#class='col-md-8']/h1/a")
I'm writing this answer as a community wiki since the solution was provided by #margusl in the comments section, for visibility to the community.
The issue was related to a typo with the formula. The formula with the issue was
=IMPORTHTML("https://quotes.toscrape.com/","//div[#class='col-md-8']/h1/a")
However, IMPORTHTML doesn't use XPath, it uses a query like "List" or "Table" as mentioned here.
So to fix the issue, you need to fix the typo and use:
=IMPORTXML("http://quotes.toscrape.com/","//div[#class='col-md-8']/h1/a")
Or you can also use:
=IMPORTXML("http://quotes.toscrape.com/","/html/body/div/div[1]/div[1]/h1/a")
I have a excel sheet that i'm trying to convert into a pdf. However, whenever I try to use Mpdf, the pdf looks like this.
I get a similar result when using Dompdf:
I've already tried using setFitToPage(1),
setFitToWidth(1),
setFitToHeight(0), and
setPaperSize(\PhpOffice\PhpSpreadsheet\Worksheet\PageSetup::PAPERSIZE_LETTER). Does this have to do more with the excel, or can something be done in phpspreadsheet?
Sometimes there are non visible Characters in a cell. You can try to delete a Colums F-K from your template.
I am using Open Office Calc and trying to create a link to another worksheet but using the HYPERLINK formula function.
For some reason the following won't work and I cannot find the solution anywhere on the web.
=HYPERLINK(#New.A1,'new') and I've also tried =HYPERLINK(#New.A1;'new')
What is the correct way to do this?
Use double quotes.
=HYPERLINK("#New.A1"; "new")
There is an example at https://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Spreadsheet_Functions#HYPERLINK.
In RTF Template I'm looking for the syntax for Not NULL
example- abc not ('NULL')
currently I am using
But its not working
thanks.
If your requirement is to use Not Null within conditional formatting or region it could be done like this <?if:field!=''?>Hello World<?end if?>
This will print Hello World whenever value in field element is not equals to null.
I hope it will help or if you are looking for something else please let me know your exact situation, may be I'll be able to help.
I need to parse large text (about 1000 pages of word or pdf document)and place some of the text inside this document into database fields
I found that the only thing I can distinguish the text I want to extract is the format , it is always "Helvetica-Condensed" size 12
can I do that ? I know how to use the string functions but what I should use to test the format ?
as I said the text is stored inside word document or PDF
if there is third party component can do no problem please refer it to me
Thanks
There is QuickPDF. The price is $249,00.
The other option is to code it yourself. The file specification is available online, and if your only trying to rip the text out of the document this should guide you most of the way.
The only thing to be careful of are documents which are built entirely from images. In that scenario (no matter what you use to read the file) you will also need an OCR type of application. To see if this is the case or not, open a sample of the type of file you are wanting to "extract" text from, select the text to copy then try to paste into notepad.