In the NCBI gene database, I can add the expression tracks (circled in picture blow) through 'Tracks' button, but How I can download the expression data directly, not just look the picture?
Have you tried Tools > Downloads then selecting the appropriate button that meets your needs?
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I have automated the login and getting to the downloading page where i have some pdf's which i want to download. These pdf's are dynamic ,sometimes there are 10 sometimes 100 ,it changes everyday.i want to download those pdf's .
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Here i want to download the pdf by clicking each elements in column 3(hyperlink highlighted in blue colour) ,the number of rows in the table is dynamic.how can i do it using UIPATH.
From the top of my head, without knowing the application you are working in I see a few different approaches you can try:
Approach 1: Extract table as Data Table
Perhaps you can extract the table as a Data Table, enumerate the rows and find the individual link selectors you then can pass to a click activity.
Approach 2: Dynamically manipulating the selector
Use UIExplorer to find the selector of the link in the third column. Typically the attribute idx is the unique identifier. You can construct your own variable idx and in a while loop increment this variable while passing it to a click-activitys selector: "<your normal selector here someAttr="something" idx="+idx.ToString+"/>
This way, when the click fails with selector not found you will be at the last row of the column and you can exist the while loop.
Approach 3: Using Find Children
Another approach is to use the Find children activity on the column or table to get the children, i.e. the rows. You need to know which filter to use, it is basically the selector.
Find children outputs a IEnumerable<UIElement> you can iterate and pass to a click activity
The shared image is a perfect case of scraping a table from Web page which can be done through UiPath's Data Scraping Wizard, refer this tutorial. This will convert your html table into DataTable. This Data Scraping Wizard will take care of dynamin number of rows as well as the pagination (if exist).
Later, you've to iterate the DataTable (ForEach activity) and hit the link to download PDF files.
I am compiling data from various workbooks to one using Power Query. Basically, there are 2 questions, and answer to those, all (question and the answer) in the same column. I need to pull this for 50 workbooks and put them in one column for the corresponding file name. While using power query, I can filter out the questions, but I wouldn't know which one is the response for which question (1 or 2).
And transpose is not making it any easier too. Any help please.
Your question isn't all that clear without some sample info, but I'll take a stab at what I think you want.
Put all your workbooks in the same folder. Then, in the ribbon at the top of the screen, select "New Source," then "File", then "Folder."
Then click the "Browse..." button and find and select the folder with the workbooks in it, and click "OK":
Then click "Combine & Edit:"
Then select the applicable sheet (on the left side of this box) and click "OK":
The worksheets' info will be appended into one table, with each row's asssociated worksheet's name in a "Source.Name" column. Like this:
(My original 4 worksheets only had the one column depicted above as "Column1" in each of them.)
I think you may be able to take it from there pretty easily.
If you want to separate the Answers from the Questions, into a separate column, you can use the "Split Column" button at the top of the Query Editor, with By Delimiter selected. (Change the default delimiter from "Comma" to whatever you want to use to separate the column. In my example above, I would use "? " as the delimiter.)
We'd like to use SSRS reports via fetch XML in CRM 2011 for generating our quotes.
So instead of having the pictures for all the products in the report,
I'm converting the picture coming from the product form in a picture on the quote.
(That's the entity "annotation", where I use the picture attached to the productform via note.)
I use the following string in the Field on the report, which should have the pictures in it:
=System.Convert.FromBase64String(Fields!ac_documentbody.Value))
The problem is, none of the "manual products" which you can create "on the fly" in Opportunity(Product) have a picture because they don't have an annotation or note.
"Manual product" may not be the correct term to use but I hope it's understandable.
My goal is that I want to edit the String on my picturefield on the report so that when manual products are on it, there will be a blank white picture showing instead of the little red "X".
You are referring to in-write products.
You can add an IIF condition to check Fields!ac_documentbody.Value, if contains a value you convert it and display it, otherwise you display tour blank white picture.
Is there any way where we can see the list of items that have been checked out by a specific user.
Items checked from a project are recorded in the database as a place-holder revision with the next number in sequence. Generally they will appear in the user's pending list (inbox) and will show with state "$TO_BE_DEFINED". Arrange your desktop client views to show state, along with user names and dates (use Customise Views under Tools menu) and you can sort and filter columns to show information you need. You can even add User Filename to the views and you will see exactly where the file was checked out to.
The desktop client is very powerful but needs some customising as the out-of-box standard views are very limited.
With appropriately set privilges a user can inspect other users' inboxes. A team leader could set up some simple reports to show numbers of checked-out files against users.
There are so may ways to achive this - but I agree it is not obvious to a new user.
Menu, EDIT/FIND/ITEM
On Tab Option:
STATUS=$TO_BE_DEFINED
ORIGINATOR=?user?
Click on tab Find Now
I am still using dimension in 2019. Let me add relevant snapshots as well. I struggled with this let this answer be so no one has to struggle again.
On Web View
You can add a column Checked Out By and then use that column to arrange the files accordingly.
To add on Web View you can first go to your user preferences as shown below:
You can add the "check out" column by taking it from available columns as shown below:
You should now able to rearrange file in views by clicking on the check out column. The files will arrange first on ascending order of usernames and then by descending order.
On Desktop Client
My item list view looks something like the following which doesnt have a "Check out" column in the view.
One way to find out the files check out is using find item. You can find this in Edit -> Find -> Items. Looks something like this.
You can fill in the data as follows: Status as $TO_BE_DEFINED and User Name to the user you want to search for. .
On Clicking open you will get the results in the items(Find Results) window.
Hope the snapshots helps.
Is it possible to create a movie file from imported table of data?
I have an imported data in matrix form, from which I can create a ListPlot picture, choosing from imported matrix specific row that I want to see. Can I create a moving picture, showing rows from imported matrix step by step?
This page seems a good idea to start http://blog.wolfram.com/2011/07/15/mathematica-qa-creating-movie-files/. The topic in Mathematicadocumentation is "Import and Export Animations" and "Data Loading and Computation" in the Reference. Both books Applied Mathematica: Getting Started, Getting It Done by W. Shaw and Mathematica in Action by Stan Wagon show examples visible on the net to reproduce and customize.