In my Iteration Backlog generated by TFS 2010, Burn-down chart is not updating with data.It is always showing the below error message.I have "\Iteration 1" in my team project.
The iteration path '\Iteration 1' is not in the cube. Try again after you have a work item with this iteration path and the cube has been processed.
Please help.
Aneesh
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I have folders labeled by their keyfield, so 1, 2, ... 999, 1000. located in currentproject.path\RecordFiles\KeyFieldHere so like currentproject.path\RecordFiles\917.
I want to run a query that will count how many files are in each folder. I know this can be done with the DIR function through visual basic, but I can't seem to run it through a SQL query.
I've tried using this function in a SQL equation, so Expr1: [FlrFileCount("Y:\Education\Databases\RecordFiles\")] as one of the fields just to see if it can work, but it prompts me for a value and then returns nothing.
EDIT: I tried an approach using the FlrFileCount function in a continuous form, and it does work, BUT... I get an error after every single line. I have a field in a continuous form of =FlrFileCount([currentproject].[path] & "\recordfiles\" & [ID]), but when I run the form I get an error "Error 76, Error source: FlrFileCount, Error description: Path not found." Which is crazy because IT WORKS, it properly lists the number of files in the folder for each record.
I just need to get this functionality over into a SQL query so I can pull that data for mail merges.
I currently have something similar in a form. The form has an onload property to run a module (Link here) to create a list of all the files in the relevant folder to that record, and then I have another field that just counts the number of entries in the list. However a list can't be a value in a SQL query, so I don't think that code will help.
Thanks to Tim Williams, the answer was to put
=FlrFileCount(Currentproject.Path & "\recordfiles\" & [ID])
It seems the [currentproject].[path] part was where the error was. What's confusing is that in other places, MS Access adds the extra [] around currentproject and path, and I don't know why.
Thank you so much for your help! Now to the tricky part: Implementing a proper naming scheme by program ID across a sharepoint so that the relevant folder can be opened consistently even when program names change.
I am working on a VB.NET program in Visual Studio 2017. There is a patch of code that the debugger skips completely over every time. I have rewritten it a dozen times trying to make it work. Code optimization is turned off. I have tried deleting every single file in the Solution folder and subfolders except for the source files and rebuilding from scratch. No change. Google hasn't given me a solution.
In this case, ClientList has two elements, so the .Count is 2.I want to traverse it from the last element to the first, so I use a for loop on line 209.While debugging, I verify the count is 2, so the debugger should work its way through the for loop twice. But after line 209, it jumps straight to line 228.
I included the second loop for comparison because it always debugs fine, even though it's doing the same thing, iterating through the elements of ClientList.
Can anyone solve this for me? I've spent most of the day on this and can't get any further until I have a solution.
Add Step -1 to the For-statement and it should work as expected.
For ClientIndex As Integer = ClientList.Count -1 To 0 Step -1
Excerpt from the documentation:
The default value of step is 1.
Means, without Step -1 the value of the loop counter is incremented and thus the loop never runs because 1 (ClientList.Count-1) is already greater than 0.
Here is my scenario:
I am starting AutoIT recorder. I record using the keyboard since using the mouse causes the script to stop most of the time or does something inaccurate when started after that.
What I do is I open up an Excel template I have created. I then go into an ERP system and copy a few columns which I paste into Excel. After these columns are inserted, a few more columns are calculated from the formulas I have previously inserted.
The problem is that when I am into the ERP system I have selected a specific time period...Let's say 1st November till 31st November. I then save the excel and use the Excel option to send an email to specific people with the excel report attached.
I compile the autoit script to an exe and I have a scheduler which starts the exe. The problem is that I need a way to change the date to December, then January and so on... How do I do that using AutoIt? Can it be done at all?
This is how the date looks like in the ERP program:
You need to first inspect the program using AutoIt Window Info tool: drag the target icon to the filed you wish to click on - use ControlClick. Let's take an example with Excel, it says the title is: "Book1 - Excel" and the ID of the button I chose is "1001", the script will be:
ControlClick("Book1 - Excel", "", 1001)
If there isn't any ID, it will be harder as you'll need to MouseClick by coordinates which is prone for errors...
Changing the time: in order to change the date picking according to the current month you'll need something like:
Local $stringInCell = ControlGetText("ERP title", "text in ERP window (can be empty)", controlID)
If #MON = StringLeft($stringInCell, 2) Then
ControlClick("ERP title", "text in ERP window (can be empty)", controlID)
EndIf
Where #MON is a macro, and StringLeft is like starts with, assuming the first 2 characters are good for you (e.g. January is 01).
Our current work project involves opening a Microsoft PowerPoint file (.pptx format), changing some text and chart values, and then presenting the edited version to the end user.
This works rather well so far, but I'm puzzled by what happens when I try to validate the document afterwards. Using the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Validation.OpenXmlValidator class, I run the Validate function with the PresentationDocument passed in as the only parameter.
Dim document As PresentationDocument = PresentationDocument.Open(templateFilePath, True)
Dim validator As OpenXmlValidator = New OpenXmlValidator()
Dim errors = validator.Validate(document)
For Each errInfo As ValidationErrorInfo In errors
Debug.Print("Error: """ & errInfo .Description & """")
Debug.Print("XPath: " & errInfo .Path.XPath)
Next
Validate() returns an array filled with instances of ValidationErrorInfo. Just about all of these give the same error description when debugging:
The 'smtClean' attribute is not declared.
The XPath for each error looks like this (numbers vary; there appears to be one error per piece of text):
/p:sldLayout[1]/p:cSld[1]/p:spTree[1]/p:sp[4]/p:txBody[1]/a:p[1]/a:fld[1]/a:rPr[1]
Every TableCell has a Paragraph, with child element Run, and this Run has child elements RunProperties and Text. I modify the Text in my scripts, but I do not touch anything else.
Searching for 'smtClean' gave me an MSDN entry for RunProperties which shows 'smtClean' as one of the possible values to be set, but if I create a new instance of DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Presentation.Drawing.RunProperties the 'smtClean' attribute is not available.
Looking around, I found threads where people mentioned merged documents to be one possible cause, but these errors occur even in an unmodified presentation with only a single slide and table in it. Using the Open XML SDK 2.5 Productivity Tool to Validate the base document, I get the same result.
The errors also occur no matter which format I ask the Validator to test for - both the 2007, 2010 and 2013 version of the PowerPoint format return the same amount of errors.
Finally: The file itself works just fine in PowerPoint, even after being modified. I am curious about why the validator returns so many errors, however.
Thanks in advance for any help.
we process Office Documents and remove this Attribute in all Types (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) without Side-Effects. Eric White has identified this as Bug: smtpClean attribute not supported
It is fixed in the current OpenXml SDK on Branch Office2016: https://github.com/OfficeDev/Open-XML-SDK/tree/Office2016
Regards...
Smart tags were deprecated in Office 2010, and the SDK v2.5 validator doesn't support smart tag elements and therefore marks them as invalid.
Please see this MSDN article for more information.
The current developer of the productivity tool says in this thread that the smtClean validation error was a bug in some situations and has been fixed in v3 of the tool.
v3 (the Office 2016 productivity tool) can be found here, however I'm not sure how compatible it is with older versions of Office.
I have 1000s of "Tasks" and "Appointments" created for testing purposes. They all are copied and pasted from one message that I have created manually hence it contains same values in Objects like "Start Time" & "End Time" and Status as "In Progress" ...
I would like to change these dates, start, end time & status progress to random values - (It is required to test the search criteria of our product i.e. to assure the our search logic can handle variation of different dates and option provided for search and so forth.)
I know I can automate it by using VBA. I have enabled the developer tab but how to get to go through the list, open each task, change the data in required field, save task & move on to next until done with the full list.
VBA code for getting the tasks:
http://www.gregthatcher.com/Scripts/VBA/Outlook/GetListOfTasks.aspx
http://www.jpsoftwaretech.com/get-ting-outlook-items-through-vba/
Use combination of both links provided
Courtesy goes to original authors. Just found these as first hits on google.