Im using Palantir Foundry. In a Workbook, I had make transformations, to filter and display values. But to do That, i need variables, I already had declared them but when i export my schedule in a report, my variables aren't displayed.
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I want to write a Apps Script in Google Sheets that pulls data from a sheet and uses the conditional formatting of cells to colour the corresponding columns in a columns chart. This is easy to do in Sheets itself: once you've created the column chart you can just double-click on a individual column and then modify the format (or go to the Chart Editor, Customize, Series, Format then "Format data point). However, it seems to be missing from the chart configuration options: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/chart-configuration-options?hl=en#column-config-options
Am I correct that this is a missing option? If so, is there some way I could work around this?
Answer:
In spreadsheet embedded charts, it is not possible to specify the color for a specific column programmatically.
Reference:
Here is the list of methods for building and customizing a column chart: EmbeddedColumnChartBuilder. It doesn't include any method for this. setColors(cssValues) simply modifies the color of all columns in the chart, using the first value in the provided array.
This doesn't seem to be accessible in Sheets API either (see ChartSpec).
File a feature request:
If you think this functionality could be useful, I'd suggest you to request it in Issue Tracker using this template.
I would like to build a dataset in Foundry Code Workbook via a parameter in Reports.
The dataset in Code Workbook is built using a template that is configured by a parameter in Code Workbook.
I would like to add the dataset to Reports and integrate the Code Workbook parameter to Reports to trigger the build in Code Workbook. What's the best way to accomplish this goal?
Yes, this is possible. To do that, you need to create a workbook level parameter and link it to your template parameter. By using workbook-level parameters, you are able to link together the values of multiple template inputs.
Charts generated in the workbook can be added to Foundry Reports for presentation and collaboration.
Question is basically as the title states. I have a report that exports a day's worth of data to excel each morning. Is it possible within the SSRS subscription environment to have that data append to the same excel file (or google doc etc) rather than create a new file each time (and without having to run more than a day's data at a time).
I need to set up a SQL job which will run the SSRS report and place the result in a shared drive on every second sunday of client calander. The Job can run every day but the report should be placed on second sunday. The report name should be appended with datetime stamp. We can use stored procedures.
Looking through the requirements, this is something that can be easily accomplished with a power-shell script. For example, you can create a power-shell script which would run the SSRS report, store it in a shared location. And you can schedule this to run either everyday or schedule it to run only on every second Sunday.
As for the report appending with the datestamp time. You can add the date as an optional parameter and set the report to accept this parameter where it will append it to the report otherwise use GETDATE().
the thing with the timestamp in the report file name won't be possible using standard ssrs subscriptions. but you can easily move/rename the file using a script, that should not take too long.
setting up ssrs subscriptions is really well documented on msdn. just google it. renaming files in script has also been done before.
if you want to avoid the script, use data driven subscriptions (enterprise feature) or google for busyreports on codeplex.
I have data in access in the form of a table. I need to export it to excel in the form of an excel sheet where i should even be able to make updates to the data if necessary. I have to do this using VBA. And also one more thing the data I have in access is which i have generated using SQL
Why do this with VBA? There are multiple simple ways to do this from the normal interface options.
And what do you mean by, "the data I have in access is which i have generated using SQL"?
Modules: Sample Excel Automation - cell by cell which is slow
Modules: Transferring Records to Excel with Automation