In a given paragraph as below I have highlighted Tom with StyleToken1
My name is Tom. I live on Earth.
Now, when I add more content to the file I want Tom should be highlighted automatically as new occurrences come in file. Is there a way to achieve this.
Thanks
You could define a User Define Language. Language -> Define your Language...
first tab: define some sane default for default text and background color,
second tab: enter Tom int 1st group textbox, define some color via the Styler button, probably you want to select prefix mode
Save As... (e.g. as Tom)
Now you can select Tom from the Language menun and occurrences of Tom should be colored as defined on the second tab.
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At the lower left hand side of the Configurator screen there is Text that is driven from the Catalogue name and the name of the ROOT component, is there anyway of removing the text that appears from the ROOT Component? Ideally I want this is only show the Catalogue name
There is no native way of doing this in the standard implementation. You could delete the database label using CSV import (RuAd won't accept empty label field via UI):
"component_id","label_de","label_en"
"your_component_id","",""
I also tried using whitespace as a database label - see https://emptycharacter.com/, which works, but the catalogue label is not "promoted" to the place of the component label. Also it might not work as expected when pricing is used.
There is a pending update on 2021-03-20 on this article, should you have interest in more details on how this works: https://docs.roomle.com/scripting/resources/200_110_advancedpartlist.html#where-are-component-labels-used
I'm trying to make a column change color whenever a specific range within that same column has the same character, per example, I want cells C1:C50 to change to the color green when all the cells in C10:C50 have the value 1 on them.
I've tried this custom formula, that doesn't seem to work.
=C10:C50=CHAR(10004)
Sorry if this is an easy fix, but have been looking for answers and haven't found something that suits my problem
This should get you what you're after:
Select the rows you want the conditional format to apply to.
Click format > conditional formatting
Click + Add another rule
Below "Format Rules" click the drop down and select Is equal to
Type what you want the box to be equal to in the input (for example, "1" in your case)
Click the "Done" button.
Behold your beautifully formatted sheet and the new found power that you wield!
try:
=COUNTIF(C$10:C$50, CHAR(10004))=50
I have set up some color rules matching some filters, and would like to see the name of the filter in the Wireshark window alongside each capture possibly to the left of the Time column.
Wireshark exposes the coloring rule name in the frame.coloring_rule.name display filter field. There are a couple of ways to add it as a column:
Expand the "Frame" packet detail item. Right click on "Coloring Rule Name" and select "Apply as Column".
Go to "Preferences → Columns". Create a new column. Set its type to "Custom" and set the field value to "frame.coloring_rule.name".
I'm working with a PowerPoint document which annoyingly sets all newly inserted text boxes' color to Red and uses Century Gothic. I believe this is due to the Master Slide being used by the document.
I would like to remove this automatic setting from text boxes in the Master Slide but I cannot figure out how?
I have gone into the Master Slide view and found that there are no text physical text boxes, there are however "Text Placeholders" but no text boxes. I find it strange and wonder:
how are these newly inserted text boxes contain pre-set font type and color?
If you aren't trying to do this in code, StackOverflow isn't really the right place for the question; you want SuperUser for "How do I ..." questions that don't involve code.
But what you want to do is select a text box that's formatted the way you want default text to be, then right click it and choose Set As Default Text Box. You won't get that option if you've clicked WITHIN the text box and have an insertion cursor; in that case press ESC, then rightclick.
If you're trying to do this in code, select a text box formatted to taste then do something like this:
Sub SetMeAsDefault()
Dim oSh As Shape
Set oSh = ActiveWindow.Selection.ShapeRange(1)
With oSh
.SetShapesDefaultProperties
End With
End Sub
The shape and text box defaults are independent of master formatting, which controls only the formatting of placeholders and text within placeholders. Text/shapes inserted via the Insert ribbon/menu follow the defaults set for the presentation as I've described above. Each presentation (and template) can have its own set of defaults.
I have to display in a cxdbGrid column 'Test √', and I got the check mark by using a symbol font but the rest of the characters changed.
I don't have an answer if you do actually need to have the check as part of actual text in the text column. I don't think I've ever seen an app that did it that way though. The usual way of doing this is to add a column to the left or right of the text column in question and have the new column use a checkbox control. Then just set the value of the checkbox column to true or false.
It's quite common to include some type of image to represent the state of a column in a grid control. You could implement your own OnCustomDrawCellEvent to put an icon image there, instead of text and a font. Below is a link to a tutorial of how to accomplish this.
How to draw an icon along with the text in a grid cell