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I didn't realise there is a limit on the maximum number allowed in all versions of Excel (15 digits long max).
I've made an error by manually entering loads of values only to discover that I lose the accuracy after the first 15 digits which are replaced by zeroes in affect. It was nearly a 3 hour piece of work which it looks like I will have to repeat unless anyone know a way to help me.
Since then I've saved and exited my spreadsheet. Later on a customer came back to me to say that that the numbers I gave them are inaccurate as they only only go up to 15 digits for accuracy.
I then researched this on the net to find that I should have formatted the column as Text before copying in the number that is more than 15 characters.
Does anyone know if there is any way to get the numbers back or is will I have generate my spreadsheet all over again?
There is no way to get the numbers back. You will have to generate your spreadsheet again.
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i have 5 gb PostgreSQL dump file. I will restore it by psql command but I have no space on my computer (about 1 gb). I want to know, will the database take over than or equal to 5 gb?
A SQL dump is typically a lot smaller than the restored database, because it only contains the definition of indexes, not the actual index data. So you should expect the database to need at least 5GB after being restored. If it contains a lot of indexes it might be substantially be bigger.
The only situation where a SQL dump might be bigger than the restored size is, if the dump contains a lot of text data that is longer than approximately 2KB. Any text value exceeding that size will automatically be compressed. But still it's very unlikely that the restored size will be 5 times smaller than the dump.
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I know iText Volume license is based on how many PDF is getting printed. I cannot find any documentation how to setup a counter. We have JAR files declared in POM and we are building war file. What else needs to be done?
How is this number of PDFs are calculated? Who calculates them, iText or Customer?
See below, Answer to this question involves programming.
The question is also answered on the official web site: How can I log the number of documents / bytes I've processed?
Customers with a capacity rental license are asked to count the metric that was agreed using the Counter mechanism. We have a very simple SysoCounter class that writes information to the System.out.
You can test this SysoCounter like this:
CounterFactory.getInstance().setCounter(new SysoCounter());
Obviously, it's not very useful to have all that information in the System.out. Depending on how you want to store the document count (e.g. you might want to update a value in a database), you should write your own Counter implementation and use CounterFactory.getInstance().setCounter(yourCounter) to get the mechanism in place.
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I have some MS Word documents that were translated from other languages and when I click to turn on the paragraph/hidden formatting symbols setting I see a lot of added little circles where space holders for foreign punctuation would be (it looks like the degree symbol). I want to do some kind of mass delete for these extra spaces/circles. Is this possible?
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I assume since they aren't "real" that you can't just ctrl+c the little circles and then do a ctrl+h find&replace and replace them with nothing?
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Well I've recovered a WEP Wi-Fi password using Aircrack-ng, and it says the password is 00:00:00:00:00 in hex, which is five times null. Backtrack represents the password in ASCII as dots, but I've tried that and it naturally didn't work. How do I enter that? I'm running Win8.1 / Backtrack. I've googled that null on Win is alt + 255, but that didn't work for me.
Any ideas are nice.
So I've managed to do it. I've typed alt + 255 in CMD (which seems to be null code), and then I right clicked on the cmd window, copied everything, pasted in notepad++, and selected just the chars I wanted.
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I'm trying to make a personal web analyzer site using PHP.. I bought a script to get other seo data... Now I want to have the 3 bar-counters like the one shown at the top of this page: http://www.woorank.com/en/www/cnn.com ... The problem is I don't know what these information are and how these are computed.. This is not included on the script I bought as well.. I've already googled alot, and I mean a lot, of websites also but I can't seem to find any site like this.. Can anyone help me with the computation or direct me to sites that show these 3 bar-counter data just for more information?
I am referring to the link you provided.
The three bars at the top.
Successfully passed 32
Room for improvement 5
Errors to fix 8
These are totals of all the individual points listed.
The ones that are successfully passed are marked with a green tick
eg Traffic Estimations
Room for improvement are marked with the orange exclamation mark.
eg Title
Errors to fixed are marked by a red cross
eg IP Canonicalization
To display these bars is a coding issue.