I am trying to get that data for my last 500 games. However the maximum amount of games I seem to be able to get is 266. The last game in that list I played on January 1st this year. I also tried it with some of my friends accounts and with them its the same. There are seemingly no matches from 2020 or before. So I think that I basically cant get any match data from last year or the years before.
Is that true?
I am using the /lol/match/v5/matches/by-puuid/{puuid}/ids endpoint to get the matches.
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I have a google sheet that I use an attendance tracker for our business. This sheet reads month tabs and tally's the total Days present, Absent, Late etc..
The issue I am running into is that when someone plans a future time off or prearrange lateness I don't want it to tally that until it becomes the present day.
Essentially it should only tally up the present day and the past.
Thanks for the help.
In the "Report 2022" tab it shows Employee 15 having 6 Present days and 2 AR days. That totals to 8 "Working days count" , thats not accurate because the 2 AR days didnt happen yet; they are future dates.
If you look in the November tab it is counting the AR for future dates, I only want it to count past and present.
I haven't really came up with an idea, I tried the today function but I don't know exactly the best way to go about it.
Here is the sheet with Dummy employee data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/103srHeFcJXvVKNn3w4ljuxAbnpMMy3YNHS4EJthx1pw/edit?usp=sharing
I'm aware of various depreciation formulas in google sheets, but to me it seems like non of them provide and cumulative value. So if I wanted to calculate the current value of a car bought 6 months ago, I'd have to have multiple rows calculating depreciation per month, and then I'd have to sum the depreciation over months (cells). Is there a way to put everything in one cell? Example:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1u3py5XG9IPBAMQXGmG0q-kyg60fxJ72Gy8C90Za1FTg
Columns A:F is working fine, but I want to be able to be able to have a list of multiple assets with todays (depriciated) value, like in columns H:P .
Any idea how I could achieve that?
Even though this is very brief, I want to record the comment that helped answer this question.
Will the VDB function work for you?
You enter:
VDB(cost, salvage, life, start_period, end_period, [factor], [no_switch]).
So Purchase Price - VDB(...) is the current asset value, after a specific period of time, of the asset's lifespan.
Specify start_period as zero, and end period as the number of years (or fractions) that have passed, and the result is the total depreciation over that time period. It defaults to give a DDB (Double Declining Balance depreciation) answer, but the rate (factor) can be modified. Hope this helps. I'm sure there are other options
I am trying to implementing a search in my application, specifically it checks a table in my database against certain parameters specified by the user.
For example if my user wants to return a list of records created with the last 7 days. Then he types last 7 days or last seven days in the search bar.
My issue now is being able to change string like this into a valid date that can be used in a where when checking my database.
The number can also be random as in the user can simply type last 2 days or last two days or last 100 days or last hundred days, inputs like week 25 and last month should also be allowed.
Instead of creating multiple drop downs and input boxes to allow the user to select form the front end i would like to do something much simpler like this.
My question now is that is there a feature or a package in laravel that already takes care of this?
If there isn't how would i go about doing something like that??
I think what you need to look up is "NLP" or "Natural Language Processing". There are many libraries and API's within the field that can help you out so that you don't reinvent the wheel (so to speak).
Here is a package in Laravel: Laravel Aylien Wrapper or nlp-tools, but there are many others for PHP in general.
Just do a quick search or look around at Mashape to find some examples.
In Google Spreadsheets I have a column of various dates (these are employee's start dates). I want the cells to be highlighted when today's day is within a week of these employee start dates.
I have already been playing with =(B4-TODAY())>7 but this seems to highlight all the past dates.
If this is not possible, just being able to highlight this month's dates is fine (which is easy to do in Excel but can't seem to figure out in Google Spreadsheets).
Then, once this has been done, I have another column with a drop box selection with DONE, and, PENDING.
I would like to conditionally format it so that when DONE is clicked, the highlighted start dates in this month (or 7 days before the day) are highlighted in a different colour.
So it can easily be seen that in 1 week employees are coming, and when done is clicked, we can see their administrative stuff has been dealt with.
Please try =B1="DONE" for the alternative colour and for the +/-7 days:
=and(A1<today()+7,A1>today()-7)
in that order.
=and(…) is used in one of the formulae because the relevant condition is for a bounded range. When I enter =today() in Google Spreadsheets and change that cell’s format to Number I see 41,845.00. Since one week either side makes up the ‘band’ to which attention is to be drawn the relevant values for CF are everything from and including 41,838 to 41,852.
But for display purposes I switch to one day either side, rather than one week, and leave off 41840 throughout, so today becomes represented by 5, and the reduced range of interest therefore 4 to 6 (both inclusive). Of all the possibilities, any value up to and including 3, and 7 or greater, is to be ignored for CF:
The range of interest is everything less than 7 (green) that is also more than 3 (blue):
For “that is also” Google prefers and. In case of any remaining uncertainty creating your own example with a week either side of 41845 etc may help.
Ok, I've seen similar questions on here, but nothing exactly the same. I am creating reports based on a cube that reads data from a DW. A lot of the reports tend to be along the lines of Value by Something By Week or Value By Something By Month. Everything seems ok, but the week and month (columns) don't order correctly. Week 10 goes before Week 9, February comes before January, etc. Im very frustrated bc I can't get these things to work correctly.
To add to this, at some point my customer needs to be able to write their own reports against the cube using Reportbuilder 3.0. So, I am reluctant to rely on manually editing the query. SURELY there is some obvious way to do this. In my DimDate I have a weekname that is a varchar, a week that is date, etc. Same for month.
Im missing something obvious here.
Thanks!
The sort order would make sense (varchars are strings {"Week 10", "Week 9"}, and {"February", "January"}) in that they are coming before their respective pair in the examples you've given, assuming an ASCII type of sort on the string values.
There are multiple ways to have ascending sort with strings as column headers (assuming ASCII type sorting on the string field):
Ensure week numbers are two digits in length e.g. "Week 9" would become "Week 09". This will ensure that the week columns are sorted in ascending order (or descending order, which ever is the case).
Add a month number in front of the month name e.g. "01 January", "02 February" -> You will still need two digit month numbers otherwise you will get the same issue you had with week numbers.
Use formatted dates as opposed to strings, as dates will be sorted properly.
Alternatively, if the issue is being caused in the dimension within the cube you can ensure any order by clauses are on keys, and not name fields.