Is it possible to change the behaviour of tableview row culling?
For instance, change it so that it doesn't remove/destroy cells unless they are at least 4 rows off screen (in either direction) ?
So to visualize this:
-- Row 1
-- Row 2
-- Row 3
-- Table view visible top here. Any rows above are off screen
-- Row 4
-- Row 5
So in this scenario, imagine that the default behaviour is to cull/destroy rows as soon as they leave the visible screen area. So in this case, row's 1>3 would be destroyed and recreated as they come back onto the screen.
This can result in some visual hiccups, depending on how you are gathering data and how much is being displayed in the cells etc.
So to make the row recreation less obvious on the eye, i would like to higher the limit, to only cull rows after they move up either x amount of rows above the table view top, or after a row is y amount of pixels above (i.e not visible) the cut off point.
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I have 2000 rows of cost price data. In each row, I would like to apply a color scale to quickly highlight cost prices (from low to high). However, I would like the color scale comparison logic each time to be applied within a specific row. So row 12 data should not be compared to row 13 data for instance. How can I do this without creating 2000 rules stipulating each row?
I have done it for the first row as below:
D3:BL3
However, when I try $D3:$BL2000 and hit "Done" the $ signs just disappear meaning the formatting logic isn't applied at row level but all rows (so e.g. row 4 is compared to e.g. row 100).
You can't have a conditional formatting with scale color row by row with Google Sheets option. You can simulate it with the help of MIN, MAX and QUARTILE. Here you have an example:
=(D1=MAX($D1:$Z1))*(D1<>"")
=(D1>QUARTILE($D1:$Z1,3))*(D1<>"")
=(D1>QUARTILE($D1:$Z1,2))*(D1<>"")
=(D1>QUARTILE($D1:$Z1,1))*(D1<>"")
=(D1>MIN($D1:$Z1))*(D1<>"")
=(D1=MIN($D1:$Z1))*(D1<>"")
PS: remember to sort accordingly the rules. In the top the highest values (in green in my example) and in the bottom the lowest values
PPS: you could do something similar with the help of RANK or LARGE/SMALL, depending on your data
I am making a spreadsheet that shows values based on another sheet, where it's supposed to only show values greater than 0. Whenever a cell is 0, it needs to hide the cell itself and the cell on its left. in this case, the value 0 is based on a simple equation: =B4-Blad1!C4.
To fully hide the row, you can use the filter function:
Draw a selection rectangle on the data in which rows should disappear
Click on the Funnel icon to start the filter function
In the column header, click on the new icon, 3 horizontal green lines in a triangle shape.
Make sure checkboxes remain before the non-zero values
For animations, follow the example here:
https://yagisanatode.com/2018/05/26/how-to-hide-a-row-based-on-a-cell-value-in-google-sheets-with-filter-or-google-apps-script/
I'm trying to make a spreadsheet where there's initially 75 rows and 24 columns. Row 1 has a title of a game in it, and row 2 is blank. Then rows 3-72 and columns 2-24 are blacked out.
And when either a cell is blank for "don't own" or "1" for "own" is entered in a cell in row 2, the entire column becomes accessible. Then when the column is accessible, information in the cells is shown.
So if row 2 is blank, it will be http://prntscr.com/k6lalm. And if there is a "1" in a cell(s) in row 2, it will be http://prntscr.com/k6lbcl. (Yes, I'm making a spreadsheet for Pokémon.)
Not sure how I would go about doing a conditional format for it or using an IF statement.
I'm not certain this is what you want but suggest that if you want to 'overlay' or 'peel off' black fill from the 'data' part of each column according to whether or not the column is populated with 1 in Row 2, then select the body of your 'data' (starting from B3), clear an existing CF from the range and apply a Custom formula is of :
=B$2<>1
and select black fill. The Apply to range should be B3:X35.
Adding or clearing a 1 in Row2 should then remove or add CF black fill over the the relevant part of the relevant column. On removal of the CF fill whatever 'standard' fill (could be black) applied to the cell should be displayed.
I want to create one table of variable length, followed by another table.
You start a new table with
TableCols := BeginTable(X, Y, NoOfCols);
where X,Y is top left corner of table.
First table may end in middle of first page or extend to subsequent pages. So I do not know Y of 2nd table. Is there a CurrentPosition property that will give me Y? Or a version of BeginTable that does not require X,Y?
You can set the cell height before rendering the table and when you have finished rendering the tables, multiply the cell height with the number of rows. Then, you know the height of the current table.
I created a word document in version 2010. The mathematical equations are described by a number and written as follow.
a= b/c Eq.4.5
Now if I use equation number in text to refer towards a= b/c Eq.4.5 with hyperlink then whole
equation is appearing in text (as shown before in mid of sentence).
After reading into several blogs, I redefine number with 'insert bookmark' option by only selecting number 'Eq.4.5'.
Now if I use this bookmark in text to refer towards Eq.4.5 with hyperlink then a gap is
appearing in text (as shown before in mid of sentence).
Please can someone guide me how to remove this gap from text? as manually I can remove it but in print or update of document it appears again and again. If I switch on 'Show/Hide' option, it look like with small arrows as follows.
--> --> --> --> Eq.4.5
It appears the bookmark counts the 'tab's before the number too. (As that is what the small arrows indicate.)
Try remaking the bookmark and making sure you only have the number selected (by for instance using shift + right arrow key)
This can be done by using a table and a caption. The table is needed to separate the equation from the caption.
Make a table with invisible lines that is 3 columns wide and 1 row.
Edit the properties of the table so that the total table width is 100% width, and the columns are each 10%, 80%, and 10% width.
Set the Valign to the cells to be middle.
Add the equation to the center cell of the table.
Click on the right cell of the table and add a caption. Since the equation is in a separate table cell, the equation will not be considered part of the caption. If the caption is added to the table itself instead of appearing in the cell, then just highlight the caption and drag it into the cell.
Center the equation in its cell and it will be centered in the page.
Right-align the equation number and it will be right-aligned to the page