The TCM_SETCURSEL message select a new tab in the control and returns the index of the previously selected one. Can I get the index of the previously selected tab index after a new one is set? for example, use jump from tab 3 (current) to 4 (new selected tab index), which fires TCN_SELCHANGE but can I get the previous index, i.e., 3, somehow using WINAPI?
You can get the table index before changing the tab by processing the TCN_SELCHANGING message and calling TabCtrl_GetCurSel.
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I want to populate a new column with a specific cell using Power Query exactly like this:
from this -->to this
This task has been taught here: https://exceleratorbi.com.au/convert-a-cell-value-into-a-column-with-power-query/
but I start with a structured table within the worksheet and so the Power Query only reads the table, leaving out the specific cells that I need (which are B2 and B4), as displayed here.
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Query
So how can I do the same thing?
Here is a complete example, starting with a worksheet like this:
Click on the specific cell containing the value with which you want to populate a new column (B2), enter a name in the name box (cellCategory), and press Enter. Right-click the cell and click on Get Data from Table/Range... which opens the Power Query Editor.
Open the Advanced Editor, delete everything, enter this line of code and click on Done:
Excel.CurrentWorkbook(){[Name="cellCategory"]}[Content][Column1]{0}
Named ranges that are loaded in Power Query are automatically transformed to a table. In the line above, [Column1]{0} accesses the value located in Column1 at row index 0 of that table which contains a single cell. So now you have a query that returns the content of that cell.
If your main table isn't yet loaded to Power Query, return to the worksheet, right-click on your table and click on Get Data from Table/Range....
Now, as shown in Step 5 of the linked tutorial, go to the ribbon tab Add Column, click on the button Custom Column, and add a new column named Category filled with the cellCategory query value by entering cellCategory and clicking on OK:
Here is the result:
I'm trying to create in Apex a Page item of type Shuttle with a Filter in order to search the select list on the left side.
The problem is just after changing the search parameter and after the select list was refreshed all the already selected items will disappear from the right side of the box because these items could not match the new select list on the left side.
It is expected that the already selected items stay selected on the right side and could not be overwritten by the new selected ones.
Has anyone faced this kind of problem in Apex and had a solution?
Not a problem. Create text fiel for search. In shuttle in where class set connection with yest search.Then in default value set plsql expression with this shuttle value.
There is currently a form, suppose there are two labels, I want to have a field with a value for the label ex2 to appear, if not, hide the label ex2.
Is there a place to set it?
After I tried, the tab still visible...
In the Designer :
In the Client :
To hide a TAB you simply hide its contents. If you e.g. would want to hide ex2 you would select the complete content of the tab", open the text properties (Alt + Enter) and enter something like:
HideEx2 = "Yes"
in the hide- when formula. Then the tab will disappear as soon as the field "HideEx2" gets the value "Yes".
Take care: Hide whens are NOT calculated "automatically". If your Hide- When depends on the value of an option or checkbox field you need to check the mark "Refresh fields on keyword change" in the field properties of the HideEx2- field.
Otherwise your user needs to press F5 or save the document to make the tab appear / disappear
If there are Tables in the tab, then you need to do three steps:
select everything before the table (red BEFORE in the screenshot), set the hide- when
select all cells of the table, set the hide when
and at last select the text after the table (red AFTER in the screenshot) and hide it.
3 different selections, 3 times setting the checkmark, 3 times inserting the hide when! You CAN'T do it in one step, it's not possible to select a table AND its surronding and set the hide when for everything at once. You can select it, but hide when will only be set for some of the stuff.
If there is one single line that is not hidden in the tab, then it will be visible.
I have one web table, in this I want to delete particular record by clicking on record's delete button.
I got the value of row but I am not able to perform click on web button of particular row and also there is 2 buttons in one column.
How to click on delete icon of particular row?
You need to set a reference to the item within the specific row and then click on it - something like this:
Set oLink = Browser("myBrowser").Page("myPage").WebTable("myTable").ChildItem(iRow,8,"Link",0)
oLink.Click
You will potentially need to amend the "Link" and the number 8 in your own code. iRow represents the row you are trying to interact with.
Essentially what this code does is set an object reference to the first item of type "Link", in column 8 of the table, then uses a Click event to select it. If your delete icon is a WebButton, then replace "Link" with "WebButton" for example. The final 0 in the command tells UFT to select the first element matching the object type - you might need 1 if your two icons are in the same column of the table.
Let me know if that helped.
In Storyboards, TableViews have an attribute field named "Index Row Limit". The default is 2. I cannot find any information on what this is. A Google search returns a single page of results and half of the results are non-English. Does anyone know what this field is for?
It's related to the sectionIndexMinimumDisplayRowCount property on UITableView. Basically, if you have less than that many rows in the table, any section index will be hidden. (The section index is the bar on the right hand side of the table that usually has the letters A-Z, which lets you quickly jump through the list.)
Update:
I've verified that setting the "Index Row Limit" in the .xib or .storyboard does indeed change a value in the underlying XML titled sectionIndexMinimumDisplayRowCount, so it's clear that's what this property is supposed to be related to. However, it also appears that there's a bug in UITableView (at least as of iOS 5.1), such that the setting in Interface Builder isn't actually being properly set on the object when it is unarchived at runtime. Time to file a radar!
This value is used to decide when to show the special index list on the right side of table view.If the row count(total number of rows) of table view is greater than or equal to this number the index list on right side of table view is shown else not shown.
Here's the UIKit Documentation:
open var sectionIndexMinimumDisplayRowCount: Int // show special section index list on right when row count reaches this value. default is 0