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I have text that needs to be extracted from a string into certain cells based on guide text within the string.
I have tried using various methods but these methods do not typically function when guide text is moved or missing which can occur with the input process.
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The result should output the correct data text following the guide text.
=ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR({
INDEX(SPLIT(REGEXEXTRACT(A2:A&"(", "\(1\)(.+)\("), "("),,1),
INDEX(SPLIT(REGEXEXTRACT(A2:A&"(", "\(2\)(.+)\("), "("),,1),
INDEX(SPLIT(REGEXEXTRACT(A2:A&"(", "\(3\)(.+)\("), "("),,1)}))
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How to correctly put share point file path here to use it further ?
it is in the first (Source ) step, so I tried to watch some advices but it didn't work. How can I connect excel file from sharepoint in my Power Query Source step?
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I have some nice graphs fetched from an influxdb v2 in grafana.
However the labels are quite long and I would like to shorten them up.
So if the label would be:
value {host="raspi", topic="sensors/bk/temp"}
the label should be:
sensors/bk/temp
I know how to extract with regex but played around with the several regex mapping functions in grafana but did not succeed.
The only think I was able to do is Transform -> label to fields but I would prefer to use the regex function if it worked.
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i wanna create a text field and when a user type a word it will check and if it equals to "test" for example, test's color will changes to red and so on
im using c++builder, so how can it be done?
You can use a TRichEdit for that. You can use its SelStart and SelLength properties to select the word and then use its SelAttributes->Color property to change the word's font color (or use the Win32 API equivalents). Refer to the following article for some details about how to implement a "syntax highlighter" with TRichEdit:
Faster rich edit syntax highlighting
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I have downloaded pyaramorph (Arabic morphological analyzer) on python , but I do not know how to use it. Could someone explain to me how can I get it to work?
If I have articles and I want to use this morphological tools to know how many (root) words I found it?
Open file pyaramorph.py, in editor change line 262 from:
s = raw_input("$ ")
to:
s = raw_input("$ ").decode(sys.stdin.encoding or locale.getpreferredencoding(True))
Or better follow what authors say here.
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I intend to get the text (Google) pixel value from a picture, but I don't know how to do that, can someone help me please?
the Content of img
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Google(谷歌)
Apple(苹果)
FACEBOOK
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You'll need to use ocr. Opencv has some ocr built in. You can find some example code here: https://opencv-code.com/tag/ocr/