Is there a way to hide the igGrid Summary Total row as the default on opening of the page?
I have looked everywhere on the Infragistics developer forum and cannot find anything.
Anyone come up with a solution to this?
Thanks in advance.
I don't know much about the igGrids, I've never used them.
I did some reading on summary rows, and it looks likes you actually have to add code to have them show up. They are called Column Summaries. Here's a reference, if it helps.
http://help.infragistics.com/Help/Doc/jQuery/2012.1/CLR4.0/html/igGrid_Features_Landing_Page.html
To hide the summary row:
$("#gridName").igGridSummaries("toggleSummariesRows", false, null);
This gets tricky when dealing with Hierarchical grids but this pseudo code should work for that:
foreach primaryKeyValue in myDataSource
$("#gridName_" + primaryKeyValue +"_" + subgridkey +"_child").igGridSummaries("toggleSummariesRows", false, null);
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I am trying to create a simple table that I can just replicate over and over when needed. Although in my sheet, I have the first range, B3:D12 working exactly as I want, I am finding it a challenge to then copy the formatting across to E3:G12 and for it to work subsequently.
Is the formula wrong? Is there an easier way that I can do this to make it simple each time I copy + paste the table across?
Thanks
Google Sheet Conditional Formatting
apply this:
=(B3=D3)*(B3<>"")
to B3:12, C3:12 and D3:12 as green
then as red use:
=(B3<>D3)*(B3<>"")
on B3:12
I'm making a checklist of Disney Blu-rays. Some Disney movies are available in 4K but some are not. I'm trying to create a column that will show if a movie release is available in a higher quality than the entry for that row.
Here is a simplified test sheet that should hopefully make my goal more clear...
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L2-npiEdTE9ardDi2q38sYhkKRFKAPCu_gtJFbOZa80/edit?usp=sharing
I've found a ton of ways to compare rows, look for duplicates, etc. But despite my limited but best efforts, I can't find a way to combine what I've found in a way that works towards this goal. The best I've been able to do is find duplicate titles but I've not been able to compare that against the Original Theatrical Release Year, and Blu-ray vs 4K release columns.
I'd like to do this through an ArrayFormula so that any rows I add are easily and automatically rendered into the formula without any extra work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Here's my take on this:
=ArrayFormula(IFS(A3:A="",,COUNTIFS(A3:A,A3:A,B3:B,B3:B,D3:D,"4K",ROW(A3:A),">"&ROW(A3:A))*(D3:D<>"4K"),"Yes",1,"No"))
I'm not sure if I fully understood the task but the above formula seems to give the correct result.
try:
=INDEX(LAMBDA(a, b, c, d, LAMBDA(x, IF(a="",,
IF(IFERROR(x, "No")="No", "Yes", "No")))(VLOOKUP(a&d,
{FILTER(FILTER(a&d, b), NOT(COUNTIF(FILTER(a, c), FILTER(a, b))));
FILTER(FILTER(a&d, c), COUNTIF(FILTER(a, b), FILTER(a, c)))}, 1, )))
(A3:A&B3:B, C3:C="Blu-ray", D3:D="4K", ROW(B3:B)))
I'm new to chartjs and couldn't find any example on this...
Is there a way to stack these charts vertically (same x-axis) with one long y-axis instead of 3 scales/y-axes ?
From this:
To something like this : (just an example)
here an example:
https://jsfiddle.net/Developer2011/ogjewLuz/34/
Thanks
Soo I did some research about it and there is a lot of people with this problem.
The solution that I'm giving to you will have some problems interacting with the final user but if it's just for display maybe this is what you want.
Right here is the example where you can ofcourse add your own format and specifications:
https://jsfiddle.net/4th6rbcw/3/
Apologies up front, this is going to take a second to explain but I'd rather be thorough so the problem is clear. The main problem that I am having is that people are not being properly filtered out of a matrix that I am using and I believe I have isolated the problem to some measures that I have written. Below is a picture of what I'm working with (I guess you'll have to follow the link):
My problem is that when I try to apply a filter using the slicer, you would expect the available names to be filtered out of the matrix based on if they fall under the particular team leader or director selected. However, they do not, as seen in this picture:
Clearly, people are not being filtered out because there are still values in the AnswerRatePass column and the SurveyScorePass column. I will focus on just AnswerRatePass to cut the problem in half. The purpose of AnswerRatePass is to output text to identify if the Answer Rate of a person exceeded their goal, met the goal, or missed the goal. My code for AnswerRatePass is:
AnswerRatePass = if([AnswerRateGoal] = 1,"Exceed",
if([AnswerRateGoal]=0,"Achieved","Missed"))
As you surely noticed, [AnswerRatePass] is using the value of [AnswerRateGoal] to determine what to do. I use this because it sort of simplifies the code for my Recommendation measure, which assesses if a person met their goals for both criteria, meaning we suggest to promote this person, or what their case is. My code for AnswerRateGoal is:
AnswerRateGoal =
if(ISBLANK([AnswerRate]),0,
if(values(TMD[Title])="Executive",
if([AnswerRate]>=.94,1,
if([AnswerRate]>=.92,0,-1)),
if(values(TMD[Title])="President's Club",
if([AnswerRate]>=.96,1,
if([AnswerRate]>=.94,0,-1)),
if([AnswerRate]>=.96,0,-1)
)))
If these measures (AnswerRatePass, SurveyScorePass, and Recommendation) are removed from the matrix, the slicers work exactly as expected. So, long story short, what I'm pretty sure I need is some sort of filter for these measures so that these values will disappear when using a slicer that doesn't apply to that person, allowing the individual person to also be filtered out by the slicer as well. Unless someone has a different idea, I'm pretty sure that's what I need but I haven't been able to come up with a way to do it. I'm open to any help/suggestions.
Yep, I've seen this before. I think what you want is for AnswerRatePass to return a blank if AnswerRate is blank. Try something like this:
AnswerRatePass =
IF(
ISBLANK([AnswerRate]),
BLANK(),
IF(
[AnswerRateGoal] = 1,
"Exceed",
IF(
[AnswerRateGoal] = 0,
"Achieved",
"Missed"
)
)
)
Side note: The SWITCH function is often a cleaner approach then nested IF functions.
I've been trying to retrieve the locations of all the page breaks on a given Excel 2003 worksheet over COM. Here's an example of the kind of thing I'm trying to do:
Excel::HPageBreaksPtr pHPageBreaks = pSheet->GetHPageBreaks();
long count = pHPageBreaks->Count;
for (long i=0; i < count; ++i)
{
Excel::HPageBreakPtr pHPageBreak = pHPageBreaks->GetItem(i+1);
Excel::RangePtr pLocation = pHPageBreak->GetLocation();
printf("Page break at row %d\n", pLocation->Row);
pLocation.Release();
pHPageBreak.Release();
}
pHPageBreaks.Release();
I expect this to print out the row numbers of each of the horizontal page breaks in pSheet. The problem I'm having is that although count correctly indicates the number of page breaks in the worksheet, I can only ever seem to retrieve the first one. On the second run through the loop, calling pHPageBreaks->GetItem(i) throws an exception, with error number 0x8002000b, "invalid index".
Attempting to use pHPageBreaks->Get_NewEnum() to get an enumerator to iterate over the collection also fails with the same error, immediately on the call to Get_NewEnum().
I've looked around for a solution, and the closest thing I've found so far is http://support.microsoft.com/kb/210663/en-us. I have tried activating various cells beyond the page breaks, including the cells just beyond the range to be printed, as well as the lower-right cell (IV65536), but it didn't help.
If somebody can tell me how to get Excel to return the locations of all of the page breaks in a sheet, that would be awesome!
Thank you.
#Joel: Yes, I have tried displaying the user interface, and then setting ScreenUpdating to true - it produced the same results. Also, I have since tried combinations of setting pSheet->PrintArea to the entire worksheet and/or calling pSheet->ResetAllPageBreaks() before my call to get the HPageBreaks collection, which didn't help either.
#Joel: I've used pSheet->UsedRange to determine the row to scroll past, and Excel does scroll past all the horizontal breaks, but I'm still having the same issue when I try to access the second one. Unfortunately, switching to Excel 2007 did not help either.
Experimenting with Excel 2007 from Visual Basic, I discovered that the page break isn't known unless it has been displayed on the screen at least once.
The best workaround I could find was to page down, from the top of the sheet to the last row containing data. Then you can enumerate all the page breaks.
Here's the VBA code... let me know if you have any problem converting this to COM:
Range("A1").Select
numRows = Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
While ActiveWindow.ScrollRow < numRows
ActiveWindow.LargeScroll Down:=1
Wend
For Each x In ActiveSheet.HPageBreaks
Debug.Print x.Location.Row
Next
This code made one simplifying assumption:
I used the .End(xlDown) method to figure out how far the data goes... this assumes that you have continuous data from A1 down to the bottom of the sheet. If you don't, you need to use some other method to figure out how far to keep scrolling.
Did you set ScreenUpdating to True, as mentioned in the KB article?
You may want to actually toggle it to True to force a screen repaint. It sounds like the calculation of page breaks is a side-effect of actually rendering the page, rather than something Excel does on demand, so you have to trigger a page rendering on the screen.