Using Tailwind, I am trying to make a table where data is aligned by the decimal point and I came to a solution but when I copy and paste the table data I get a blank character in the mix. The data looks perfectly fine but when I copy and paste I get this
500 .00
I'm not sure what is causing this and I'm not sure how to fix it, any help is much appreciated.
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so I am currently testing one web application, and for that I need to import an excel file to phpmyadmin.
I need to import the file as an *.ods. To do that, I know I need to rename the file so that it matches the table name, and set values in first row to match columns. However, whenever I try to import the file, I get an error 1117: too many columns, listing all the unecessary empty columns in my ods file (F,G,H,I,J....).
Is there any way to remove those columns, or have them be ignored?
A lot of things can wrong when you're importing a spreadsheet. If your boss highlighted row 70,000 the color "invisible" (yes kids, that's a color now), the row will stretch into infinity and give a too many columns error. Save as csv and you delete all that mess, but then you have to make sure your delimiters are nice and neat or your fields will wander into their neighbor's columns.
I had a bigquery table that I was adding data to regularly over the past few months. Yesterday I created a new table in the same dataset to handle some other data. However, when I tried adding data, nothing happened.
I am adding the data using the function "BigQuery.Tabledata.insertAll" in a script I made and the response I get is "{kind=bigquery#tableDataInsertAllResponse}", which is suppossed to mean that there were no errors. When I queried SELECT * FROM [<MyDataSet>.<MyTableID>] the table in the UI, it said there were 0 results.
Soon after, I also noticed that the original table wasn't getting any new data. I tried deleting the new table I made but that hasn't fixed it.
The scripts are still working properly and I know the JSON is in the correct format. I even tried adding one row with one field at a time and that didn't work. {kind=bigquery#tableDataInsertAllRequest, rows=[{json={tranID=3427412}, insertId=row3427413}]}
Anyone encountered this problem?
Also this is my first time posting here so if I didn't follow the rules or provide enough information please let me know.
Thanks
I'm editing a rather long and heavy report that was made by someone else.
I need to add new sections that are quite similar to already existing ones, so I tried to just copy and edit what I needed... But it doesn't seems to work in the editor.
I also tried making a copy of the TablixRow from the XML (code edit). But after that, the display was working (I was seeing my new rows in the design view), but VS2k8 would crash after a few seconds...
So I thought, maybe there's something I didn't see, or maybe I need to change something in the XML after the copy...
If you need to copy a row, I believe the best way is to insert a new row, delete (if needed) its cells and then you can copy cells from the original row (the cells you can multiselect)
All of that using GUI editor, without touching raw XML code.
The answer seems to be : 'No'.
I am trying to add about 350 rows of data from an Excel sheet into SQL Server 2008 using the Import and Export Wizard. I am running into a single issue that I cannot find a solution for. I have a column named Link with a text data type in my SQL table to hold URLs (since they can get pretty long sometimes). I have a corresponding Link column in my Excel sheet whose longest entry is exactly 100 characters. When I run the Import/Export Wizard, I receive a series of errors related to the truncation, the first of which states "Data conversion failed while converting column "Link" (60) to column "Link" (168)."
After extensive Google-ing, I have been unable to find a solution. The first suggestion everyone makes is to set the longest field as the first row in your Excel sheet, that way SQL will know how long to expect the field to get. I have done this, to no avail. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
I just don't understand how a SQL column with a data type of text (with a max length of just over a billion characters) would need to truncate a 100 character long cell.
I have found a fix for my problem. First, I let the Import Wizard create a new table from the Excel sheet to see which data type it picked for the Link column. It chose nvarchar(255), so I went into my SQL table and changed the data type from text to nvarchar(255). It imported everything on the first try with no problems. I am not sure why it would not input the data into a text column (I have several other text columns that worked just fine). It may have been something to do with the slashes, colons, ampersands, etc. that exist in a URL, but for whatever reason, it would not put the data into a text data type. Oh well. C'est la vie.
I have an odd request. I have made an application that produces an html/printable invoice in a table format.
What I am trying to do is figure out how to take such a table, which may have 3 or as many as 20 rows on it depending on who's using it, and paste it into power point.
It seems to do it, but the result varies.
Any idea on where to start? I'll buy something if I have to!
Select the first field of the HTML table by double-clicking it
Then press Shift+end keys (or Ctrl+Shift+end )
This will select the entire table.
Now you can copy the table and paste it wherever you want to
You can also automate the entire process for multiple tables