In OneNote 2013 I've got only the option to set the page time per half hour. How can I set it per minute?
Here is a free macro that would do this: Set Page Time
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I using Data Validation to set up date in cell but I need to select time hour and minute.
This is the date set pop up.
I try to set time but don't see time selection in pop up.
I want to add hour and minute in this pop up.
If not able to do that any code in app script to do this work
The date picker only allows to pick dates without times. You can build a time picker using a list of times. It might be overkill though. See this answer
I am developing a facebookapp where two users play against and the time counts to zero. Whats the best way to do this? I tried to send an ajax request to a php script every second which updates the database with the current time in seconds that the user has left. But sometimes I have 0 values at the columns and the user has no time left. The query strings are ok. Would it be better to store timestamps?
If I would not store the times and the user refresh the page he gets the time back.
Why don't you save the exact timestamp when the clock shows zero?
You can handle all outputs with these one number. You don't have to send requests all the time. Only at first and than when your timestamp reached.
I have created a report which represents daily sales. It has a Date parameter. Users of this report want it to renew, for instance, each hour, without clicking anywhere, and show results on the screen. They don't want to receive it by mail, they want to see it renewed version each hour on browser.
If it didn't have any parameter, I heard that it is possible to arrange schedule in browser itself, but it has a parameter (Date).
Is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance for any help.
Agreed with SFrejofsky to be careful about DB security. When I've needed to do this in the past though, there is a report auto refresh property that you can set that worked well.
Click anywhere outside of the report. Then in the report properties pane (if not already displaying... with report selected, press F4, or go to View-->Properties Window) set the auto refresh property (in number of seconds) to how often it should refresh (in your case... 1 hour... set to 3600), then with the report rendered, any new data since report first rendered or last refresh, should display upon the refresh.
I've done this when users run a report that they leave open for a bit and new data is being sent to the DB every couple minutes or less and they want it refreshed like every 30 seconds. I'd be curious though about the need to keep the report open for so long and a required auto-refresh of an hour.
Hope that helps.
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I went back to reports that I did as I described above. I see that the reason it worked in my cases is because there is a date range for the reports (from datetime and to datetime) which are defaulted to today at 12am to today at 11:59pm. So the reason this worked in my case is because when the business users are looking at this during the day, the new records will display, as they will still fall within that datetime range. All parameters for the report have default values. I tried changing one of the datetime values and running the report. It ran with the new datetime value, but each time it refreshes (every 30 seconds), the datetime doesn't get reevaluated. This is due to a long standing issue(?) ...opened in April 2011... with SSRS and not reevaluating default parameters that are changed by the user, that many people out there have mentioned they would like, and have the need, to have control over, and Microsoft just always responding with... it is not a bug, this is working as designed, as there isn't a way, currently, of knowing if the parameter was changed by the user.
So in my case, this was suffice, but I can see that based on the report requirements, it may not be a viable solution in every case.
In a Google Apps Script project, you can set a Time-driven trigger to fire on a monthly basis.
For example, on the 31st of every month.
What is the behavior if it is set to a day that does not exist in the current month?
For example, will a monthly trigger fire in February if it is set to fire on the 31st?
Will it end up firing on the last day of that month?
to be safe I wouldnt count on such undefined behaviour to continue behaving like it happens to behave today.
If you want to process things at the end of the month better set a daily trigger and first thing in the code check if its the last day of the month. Will consume very little quota to just check once a day.
Store in script properties the date you last processed to know if you need to run it or not.
I set a trigger to fire on the 31st, but there being no 31st day in November, the trigger did not fire at all.
Also, there was no execution failure notification sent.
So, Zig Mandel's suggestion would be the best way to setup a trigger for the last day of the month.
I set my trigger to fire Midnight-1am on the 1st of each month.
Since the Javascript Date.getMonth() function returns 0-11, this works great, except for January (0), has to be changed to 12...
Unless this is a REALLY time sensitive issue, it should fit your needs...
I have read like, we can create multiple snapshot for a SSRS report.But we have to create a default value as a filter if exist.So my question is,at first we add a default value in parameter and deploy the report and set the snap shot option.Then what is meant by multiple snap shots?At a time we have only one default value right?So multiple snapshot means same data will be there for all snapshot right? Also,How can we create mutiple snapshot?
Snapshots are meant for using the same default parameters and having them run on a schedule. That would be useful for a report where the data changes every day and you want to keep a snapshot from every day. Not useful if your data never changes and you want to use different parameter values.
The other option is to use a "Cache refresh plan". You can set up different schedules and different parameter values for these and set it to cache a temporary copy of the report that expires after a day or whatever you like (in minutes).
I use the second option for a report which takes about 30 seconds to run. This is too long for the user (Senior Manager) so I have it set to run at 7am every day and then just show that same cached report to the manager all day no matter how many times the report is run.