I am writing a python script to delete openstack images based on the last access date.
But from the documentation of image object openstack.image.v2.image.Image I could only get updated_at and created_at dates of image and not the last accessed date.
Is there any other way by which I can get the last-access date of image?
Any help/suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks.
"Last access date image" means that which running instance using the image ? and when that instance was created ?
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This formula below does extract the file ID and yields the correct image url. Now, how to fetch the correct url to extract that ID from by verifying a key using VLOOKUP() maybe?
I've seen that REGEXEXTRACT() requires JOIN() and could this be the reason why it doesn't work?
Current formula doesn't populate the rows, but only the one it's sitting in:
=arrayformula(iferror(image("https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id="®exextract(VLOOKUP($F$3:$F$100,$I:$I,2,0),"d/(.+)/view")),""))
Here's a file for tests, if you feel like operating.
Thank you!
Your formula is working! Just change $I:$I with $I:$J.
You need to put the whole range including the column to look at and the column with the results.
I would like to add current date (or latest reload time) in AWS QuickSight dashboard's title/description, is there a way to add the formula to text bar?
It could be added to the description by creating a date parameter and assigning a dynamic default which gives today's date. Then you can add the parameter as follows <<$ParameterName>> to the description and it should show its value which would be today's date.
A dashboard's title is only set when the dashboard is created so you cannot change that (unless you publish a new dashboard daily)
It can be done using calculated fields. basically create calculated filed which will give you same current date for all your rows and you can use that field in insight visual by customizing narrative.
I am using new Google Sheet. The data set is this: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LaZXonjnGoseGyrjiVurIaWvAmpVfPA3DiT8p8_KIoc/pubhtml.
(please note that in europe we use ; instead of , in Sheet)
Data comes from a Google Form input.
I need to be able to filter the data set to show only the current date data. Anyone knows how to do that?
You could try using a FILTER() formula to only show the data from today. To do so, write the formula in a new blank sheet as follows:
=ARRAYFORMULA(FILTER('Formularsvar 1'!$A$2:$Y;ROUNDDOWN('Formularsvar 1'!$A$2:$A,0)=TODAY()))
Hope that helps,
Mike
I've created an agent that copies messages from one folder to another, which works great, but I'd like to modify the Time/Date stamp on the message.
I see a value Date in the Simple Action, but can't find the variable to set the time to "now".
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
you can use formula #Now but you can't modify the date you see in the first tab of document properties, you can only edit the field in the document.
I have a calendar prompt which when selected is in the format 'MM/DD/YYYY' but when the filter is applied the timestamp gets appended to it.
Please see the attached picture.
I do not want the timestamp to be appended after applying the filter.
Figured out the problem - The data type of the selected column was DATETIME in the physical layer. Once I changed it to DATE everything was fine