I have addresses with Zip codes in a source. When I add the [Zip Code] string field to a new worksheet in Tableau it displays them as a map, which I love. However, I want to get it to also display the latitude and longitude in the Text or Tooltip. Or I suppose get the Point info for these points. That way I can build BUFFERs around those Points, the way I can't seem to with just a [Zip Code] string.
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I'm tearing my hair out trying to work with generatedpoints in draft view. I have a 3D model with points that are named in a particular way, per the picture below:
point names
Then on the CATDrawing, I have generated views that show those points. if I click those points in 2D, they are named in the following manner, "GeneratedPoint (insert 3D point name here)". You can see this naming example below:
2D generated naming
Now, what I'm trying to do in VBA is run a code that will select those generated points in a view, duplicate geometry on them, and name that duplicated geometry to match the 3D point names. My problem is, I can't seem to access the "GeneratedPoint" names that show up when I click the points in 2D. Below is a snippet of my code where I'm trying to access the name of the selected points:
For j = 1 To totalcnt
Set bSel = aDoc.Selection
bSel.Add ActiveView
bSel.Search "Name='*GeneratedPoint *',sel"
Set nm = bSel.Item(j)
desc = nm.Name
desc = nm.Value.Name
Usually when I have a selection, and I make an object from one of those selections, I can access the name through selection.Item(j).Name or selection.Item(j).Value.Name, but in this case neither one works.
at the desc=nm.Name line above, it gives me a name of "CATIASelectedElement16", not the actual name I see in the status bar when I click it in the drawing. And when I use desc=nm.Value.Name it gives me "Front View", which is the name of the view these points are in. I know it's selecting the points correctly, I can see them get selected, and I can see the count on the selection object matches my number of points. What am I missing? For reference, when I run the line Set nm=bSel.Item(i), that object looks like this in the Locals window.
Object in Locals window
As you can see in that picture, the object Type is DrawingView, whereas I would expect it to be a point. Does anyone have any ideas on how to access the name of a generated item in 2D? So far the only way I can interact with it at all is by using selection.Search, which will find them by name, but I have no way of then actually using the specific names of those points it found. Any insight would be appreciated!
I would like to know if it's possible to format a "Data - Name" of The Series such as; Font, Size Alignment, and positioning.
I run into an issue where Printing the chart doesn't display the name(different than images) because of its length.
However, App and controls do, correctly. So I was hoping to re-format when calling on Print.
There is no code(mine) as I couldn't find anything related to what I am trying to achieve it seems like all refers to an actual data points formatting but NOT a name formatting itself.
Thank you
enter image description hereI have a data frame of industries divided into six sectors. I brought the excel file (xlsx format) into R by the gdata package. Now what I observe is that infront of some of the name of the firms and also against some dummy variables, the letter appears and this was not in my original excel sheet. and this is random - some names are followed by this and some don't. Can somebody tell me how do I get rid of these signs?
Hi I am new to rdlc reporting and in my project I have to pass Latitude and Longitude into the URL which is defined for a textbox. So what I was using is https://www.google.com.my/maps/place//Fields!TRIPSTARTLATITUDE.Value,Fields!TRIPSTARTLONGITUDE.Value,15z?hl=en
but by using the above code it is not going to the exact position I also want to add a marker in that particular position. I think the reason is because it is not decoding the value of the parameter.So give me some suggestion on how to pass the dataset parameter into the URL
if you have the lat and long being passed into the report (either via parameters or your dataset) then you can use some code on the url to assemble it with the values.
Eg:
="https://www.google.com.my/maps/place//" & Fields!TRIPSTARTLATITUDE.Value & "," & Fields!TRIPSTARTLONGITUDE.Value & ",15z?hl=en"
I'm using the Google Spreadsheet API to convert a document containing workers shifts into event calendars.
The only problem is that shifts are represented by merged cells according to days and hours (with days and hours as rows and different work slots as cols), and when I read a certain cell, which is merged and spans over 6 cells, I cannot get the cells certain width or its merged area.
For example:
If I try to get the values between (4C:4E) I will get "Bob, , ," and not "bob,bob,bob", and I cannot even find a way to know how many cells "bob" take.
Do you guys know how can I know how many cells the merged one spread to? Or at least it's total width.
Thanks in advance!
Download from google drive as html, see:
Get FontStyle information from Google spreadsheet into appengine
Drive driveService = new Drive.Builder(TRANSPORT, JSON_FACTORY, credential).build();
File file = driveService.files().get(this.spreadsheetKey).execute();
String downloadUrl = file.getExportLinks().get("application/pdf");
downloadUrl = downloadUrl.replaceFirst("exportFormat=pdf", "exportFormat=html");
downloadUrl = appendWorksheetGid(downloadUrl); // adds "&gid="+sheetGid
HttpResponse resp =
driveService.getRequestFactory().buildGetRequest(new GenericUrl(downloadUrl))
.execute();
System.out.println("downloadUrl:"+downloadUrl);
InputStream fileContent = resp.getContent();
extractStyleFromHtml(fileContent,downloadUrl);
extractStyleFromHtml uses Jsoup - (Jsoup impressed me)
It's not possible via spreadsheet API. I was looking for same. Google admits the same in their documentation.
The literal value of the cell element is the calculated value of the
cell, without formatting applied. If the cell contains a formula, the
calculated value is given here. The Spreadsheets API has no concept of
formatting, and thus cannot manipulate formatting of cells.
Related question:
Set cell format in Google Sheets spreadsheet using its API & Python
One alternate way can be to download the doc in excel format programmatically. It will contain formatting information. Then using excel API to extract the info.