I would like to quickly find if my process is running by searching its name in htop. I could only find the PID or list all process one by one which not convenient.
Search
Press F3 or / and start typing in the process name to search: highlights closest matching result amongst all entries.
Filter
If you only want results matching your query to be shown, you could filter instead: press F4 or \ to filter
From the htop manual:
F3, /: Incrementally search the command lines of all the displayed processes. The currently selected (highlighted) command will update as you type. While in search mode, pressing F3 will cycle through matching occurrences.
F4, \: Incremental process filtering: type in part of a process command line and only processes whose names match will be shown. To cancel filtering, enter the Filter option again and press Esc.
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Currently i'm on project scraping a data from website. The data is not a text or numeric value but it contains canvas element produced number phone as canvas image. My first method to scrape this data i'm using OCR Text Recognition in Power Automate Desktop which collect all text specifically from the webpage coordinates. I'm able to get the number, but it also scrapped unnecessary number and text from the coordinates. So i'm filter it using Recognize Entities In Text action in PDA(Power Automate Desktop) and able to filter the number phone.
But the problem is, when im running the action it will add new phone number to the new rows and also produced unnecessary number which is 000000 in the item list row.I tried to get rid of the unnecessary number by using remove item from the list action and it get rid of it. But it also remove my other item which is NULLED to differentiate which product does not contains phone number from the list.
I want the list result write to excel file, without removing NULLED from the list only remove 00000 from the list.So the list will be transfer to excel row by row
I have a Google Sheet of 6 tabs. The intent is to create a role cost calculator and compare predicted to actual use.
One tab contains my master user list. It is the software used tab, just fyi.
Another tab is a slave tab which is the hardware used. That slave tab gets the user list from the software tab with the formula ={SoftwareByUser!A4:D160}
For each user, their hardware columns, E and beyond, are manually populated with integers that get multiplied by column costs to get a per user cost.
When an employee leaves our company I'd like to delete their row on the software tab. Imagine going from 51 total employees to 50 by removing row 26. Row 27-51 correctly become 26-50 on the software tab.
The trouble is the corresponding hardware row is not in removed, still having 51 rows in columns E and beyond, even though the number of rows in columns A-D have been reduced by the formula to the correct number of rows, 50. Hardware rows 26-51 no longer match their user.
I'm asking for a solution to do what I describe please. Is my thinking faulty and a different approach necessary?
What you should have to do is define an ID for each user (can be at least a first name / last name / date of birth concatenation). Then on the slave tabs manually type each one (do not link the two tabs for ID), then you can recall the master to slave tab using VLOOKUP with multiple column numbers at once. If one line is erased in master, or if the master is sorted, this will not affect the slave tab unless giving you an alert that the line has been erased.
I'm trying to create a dynamic 'worksheet' in Google Sheets to help myself study Chinese.
This is something I'm kind of figuring out as I go, but I'm currently trying to create a template for the basic 'worksheet' that will draw vocabulary from other pages in my document.
Here's a copy of my current version: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1U1hclOSo-SM2JuxJB6LXPB4J0UzXt6xJ1B_54ehkALs/edit?usp=sharing
Sheet1 is where I'm currently struggling. The idea behind Column A was that I could create 'switches' to keep the page from updating (Freeze) while I'm actually using the worksheet for studying. Once I've finished and checked my work, I could switch back to (Update) so that the Query will re-run and update to include any new words, etc.
Thus, E2 =if(A2="Update",1,0) is the condition I'm trying to check. 1 in this case would be letting the page update. 0 would be the only other value (Freeze), which would ideally stop the sheet from updating.
Another problem I've run into is that I wanted to use the 'Randomize Range' feature from the right-click menu on the output of my Query, but that doesn't seem to work. I wanted to be able to shuffle the terms so that I am not accidentally memorizing the order rather than the actual information I'm trying to learn.
I don't know which is more efficient: Having the Query grab the definition along with the word and add those to a hidden column, or have a column that matches the word to its definition outside of the Query.
If I could add in another layer of complexity, it would be neat if I could have my worksheet randomly choose between column A and column D (maybe E, too) on my Vocabulary Bank pages so that sometimes it would show me the English term and other times it would show me the Chinese one. (Currently, I'm planning to just have one worksheet for English to Chinese and a second for Chinese to English.)
In the end, I'd like for Sheet1 to work like this:
Column A: Switches
Column B: Terms, grabbed from 'Vocabulary Bank - [etc.]'!A3:A [etc.] being all of the different banks. These are randomly reordered and 'frozen' until the Range switch is changed to 'Update'.
Column C: Hidden, containing the translations of the corresponding words. These update according to a switch.
Column D: This is where I enter my guesses at the translations. There is a switch to enable 'grading' where answers that don't match Column C are highlighted.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I have a DSV file and each row corresponds to one instance/piece of text as normal. Specifically, I have my own delimiter ### instead of the default (i.e., comma ,). However, when I open the DSV by using Google Sheets, these tools always display the DSV file by splitting automatically by default delimiter. It causes a mess because some columns may contain several commas.
How can I disable the trigger that splits the text into columns automatically and only use my own delimiter?
My DSV is like below:
a###b###c###d,e,f,g###h,",",j
h###i,j,k###l###m###n,"[o,p]"
q,r###s###c,u###v,w###x,y,'z,'
As suggested, I have tried to copy the content directly to a newly created Google sheet, however, I got the error as below due to the size of the content.
There was a problem
Your input contains more than the maximum of 50000 characters in a single cell.
With File > Import > Upload > Drag one can choose one's delimiter (though not, as far as I am aware, as in Excel the option to "Treat consecutive delimiters as one"):
So, depending upon your specific file, you may find the result this way is what you want - provided you are prepared to delete a couple of blank columns for each set of ### (if not choosing a single character rather than ### in the first place).
if you import your CSV data into Google Sheets via copy-paste you can press this combo right after importing it:
LEFT ALT + D
E
ARROW UP
ARROW UP
ENTER
and type in your ###
I have a Google spreadsheet and autocomplete is only working for the columns I am typing in, meaning if there is word1 in the column I am typing in, and I start to type a word, it will suggest word1, but WILL NEVER suggest word5 from the column next door. I am trying to make autocomplete data shared for all columns and rows.
Example 1-a:
Example 1-b:
See what I mean? I'd like for autocomplete to suggest the word WORRY but it won't. I am trying to share autocomplete data across the entire spreadsheet rather than just to individual column data.
unfortunately, that is not possible to achieve. autocomplete is available only in few cases when in the same column. best you can do is to use Data Validation on the whole sheet (selection) with disabled dropdown menu (for visual) but this can have undesired result in the form of a red arrow in the top right corner of the cell.
I found the answer since this is, from what I hear...not possible.
The linux program ... "TextSuggest".
Easily download and install TextSuggest from the AUR repo.
yay -S textsuggest
It will do exactly as Google Sheets autocomplete feature does, but within your entire Linux system.
If you wish to see/learn more, here is a nice article/review on it.
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/06/quick-text-autocomplete-desktop-linux
TextSuggest is the best alternative to the "not possible".