I have trying to filter out data but am having a tough time getting the statement correct.
I have a DataGridView that has several columns. Two of the columns I would like to concatenate but also see if that concatenation exists in a list.
This is the list I want to compare to
List<string> findList = new List<string>{"1A","2A","1B","2B","1C"};
This is the searching I can't get right.
List<string> filteredList = (List<string>)dgvSheet.Rows.OfType<DataGridViewRow>().Any(r => findList.Contains(r.Cells["Priority"].Value.ToString().Concat(r.Cells["Probability"].Value.ToString()).Select( p => p.Cells["RID"].Value.ToString());
I've tried several versions but this one seems to express what I'm trying to do.
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A report I am creating in Excel involves several very similar pivot tables needing to be specifically filtered many times (i.e. a Year-to-Date table, a Quarter-to-Date table, etc, all needing to be filtered the exact same way before exported, then filtered again, then exported, etc)
So I looked into VBA as a way of accepting a few filter criteria, then filtering multiple tables that way, before looping.
However, I'm having a very tough time properly targeting PivotTables and specific fields, as it appears an integrated Value field is targeted and filtered via code differently than, say, a "filter' field I have attached to the top of the PivotTables, where they can accept no "begins with", "contains", etc, strings. They are just checkboxes, and one or multiple can be selected.
So it's one thing for me to tell it via VBA to select one item, and having it select all but one item. The latter requires the code to target every single possible value, but not the one that I want excluded.
My idea for this, then, is to create an array from every possible existing value in this filter field, then going through a loop where each value is added to my code as a value to check.
I have some code so far:
ActiveSheet.PivotTables("QTD_Pivot_By_Category").PivotFields( _
"[Range].[Address_1].[Address_1]").VisibleItemsList = Array( _
"[Range].[Address_1].&", "[Range].[Address_1].&[0]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[101]" _
, "[Range].[Address_1].&[INC]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[KRT]", _
"[Range].[Address_1].&[LTD]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[RPO]", _
"[Range].[Address_1].&[ INC]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[CORP]", _
"[Range].[Address_1].&[INC.]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[LTD.]", _
"[Range].[Address_1].&[LTEE]", "[Range].[Address_1].&[PAWS]", _
Now, if I just record this macro from actions in Excel, and do "select All", then de-select the one I don't want, it will error. It errors because it's selecting ~300 values, and while it's 'writing' this code, it errors when it hits the limit of "_" delimited breaks in one straight line of VBA code.
If my field is called "Address_1" as above, part of the range..."Range" (not sure where that's defined or why, but it works), can I get some help as to the most efficient way to define said ".VisibleItemList" as all POSSIBLE items in the list from a dynamic array rather than needing to be selected manually? This list will be different day-to-day so it can't just be a hardcoded flat list.
Ideally, also in a way that circumvents the max limit on "_" line breaks in a line of code in VBA for Excel.
If it's of any use for context, my table looks like this. See that checkbox drop-down? I want a snapshot of every updated value sitting in there to be put into an array and then iterated upon being added in a way similar to my example code:
Edit:
Since that filter field's values are being pulled from a local datasource, I decided to just grab those and make an array that way! So I'm starting my code this way:
Dim OGDataRange As Range, OGDataLastRow As Long
Dim ValueArray As Variant
OGDataLastRow = Worksheets("DATA QTD").Range("U2").End(xlDown).Row
Set OGDataRange = Worksheets("DATA QTD").Range("U2:U" & OGDataLastRow)
ValueArray = OGDataRange.Value
"ValueArray" is now my array. So I need help one-by-one pulling the values of this array, and adding them to my VisibleItemList as seen above.
Thank you so much for any assistance.
This might help you
Private Sub this()
Dim pf As PivotField
Dim pi As PivotItem
Dim strPVField As String
strPVField = "this"
Set pt = ActiveSheet.PivotTables("PivotTable1")
Set pf = pt.PivotFields(strPVField)
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
On Error Resume Next
pf.AutoSort xlManual, pf.SourceName
For Each pi In pf.PivotItems
pi.Visible = False
Next pi
pf.AutoSort xlAscending, pf.SourceName
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
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Deselect all items in a pivot table using vba
I can get a value from a .net data table that has columns named "Col1" and "Col2" like this:
DataTable dt = new DataTable()
// some more code that fills it
Console.Writeline("{0}, {1}", dt.Rows[0]["Col1"], dt.Rows[0]["Col2"]);
I could also use a variable if my datatable has a lot of columns
string x = // something that will be one of the columns in the table
dt.Rows[i][x] = "Some new value"
Is anything like this possible in NAV with a Record variable?
Well "like" this but not exactly. You can use RecordRef type to get reference to a field. But to interact with the certain field you will still need to adress it by its field number. You can iterate through all fields in the table and check their names to find the one you need. Not performant though.
I am creating a large and complicated schedule, and I want one view which shows the schedule as a day-time grid, and another which allows one to look up a speaker by name from an alphabetical list. I have posted a simplified example here:
In the alphabetical list, the day and time should be populated by a function using MATCH. Just as an example, I manually typed what I would like to have happen for Jones.
I cannot get MATCH() to locate the speaker's name in the timetable correctly. There are no hidden characters: notice that in cell D15, Excel correctly recognizes that G2 and C7 are identical.
Here is what happens if I put various code in H2:
=MATCH(G2,$A$1:$D$9) results in #N/A
=MATCH(G2,$C$2:$C$9) results in #N/A
=MATCH(G2,$B$7:$D$7) results in 2 (correctly!)
=MATCH(G2,$A$7:$D$7) results in #N/A
What I would like is to put =MATCH(G2,$A$1:$D$9) into H2 and then fill cells down to H25, and have Excel indicate the column number of the day in which the adjacent name appears, then use INDIRECT or something to convert this number into the day of the week.
It may be that including column A in the search array causes problems because of the different data types. As an experiment, I made the first column into TEXT, and in this case =MATCH(G2,$A$7:$D$7) incorrectly returns 1!
And even so, I cannot understand why $B$7:$D$7 works but neither $C$2:$C$9 nor $B$7:$D$8 will.
Any workarounds or alternative strategies would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
To do this you need to add in some other logic to find the correct column and row. This AGGREGATE() Function does the job.
For Day use:
=INDEX($A$1:$D$1,AGGREGATE(15,6,COLUMN($A$2:$D$9)/(($A$2:$D$9=G2)),1))
For Hour:
=INDEX($A$1:$A$9,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW($B$1:$D$9)/(($B$1:$D$9=G2)),1))
The AGGREGATE() Function was introduced in Excel 2010.
For other Versions:
Pre 2010, they will need to be Array Formulas:
Day:
=INDEX($A$1:$D$1,MIN(IF($A$2:$D$9=G2,COLUMN($A$2:$D$9))))
Hour:
=INDEX($A$1:$A$9,MIN(IF($B$1:$D$9=G2,ROW($B$1:$D$9))))
Being an Array Formula it must be confirmed with Ctrl-Shift-Enter when exiting Edit mode. When done correctly Excel will automatically put {} around the formula to denote an array formula.
Newest Office 360 or online:
Day:
=INDEX($A$1:$D$1,MINIFS(COLUMN($A$2:$D$9),$A$2:$D$9,G2))
Hour:
=INDEX($A$1:$A$9,MINIFS(ROW($B$1:$D$9),$B$1:$D$9,G2))
As to the reason MATCH will not work in this case:
MATCH() only works with a single row or column and not a multiple column/row range. It is set up to return a number equal to the order place found and therefore must be a 1 dimensional array.
The most efficient way to do this given your dataset is to use three MATCH queries - one for each column.
For the Day, that looks like this:
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH(G2,$B$2:$B$10,0)),"",$B$1)&IF(ISERROR(MATCH(G2,$C$2:$C$10,0)),"",$C$1)&IF(ISERROR(MATCH(G2,$D$2:$D$10,0)),"",$D$1)
For the Time, that looks like this:
=INDEX($A$2:$A$10,IFERROR(MATCH(G2,$B$2:$B$10,0),0) + IFERROR(MATCH(G2,$C$2:$C$10,0),0) + IFERROR(MATCH(G2,$D$2:$D$10,0),0))
...but truth be told, on small datasets such as this one, you won't notice any performance difference on this approach vs Scott's AGGREGATE approach. On large datasets (thousands of rows) you probably will.
Note that another reason your initial approach failed is that you did not specify the 3rd argument of MATCH, and so Excel used the default value that assumes your list data is sorted alphabetically. You almost never want to omit that argument, and you almost always want to use FALSE (or Zero, which means FALSE to Excel)
Alternative solution with vba & listobjects (you need to give the two tables the names as appear in the code below)
sheet screenshot
Public Sub makeAppointmentList()
Dim aSheet As Worksheet
Set aSheet = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("sheet1")
Dim aSchedule As ListObject
Set aSchedule = aSheet.ListObjects("schedule")
Dim anAppointmentList As ListObject
Set anAppointmentList = aSheet.ListObjects("appointmentList")
On Error Resume Next
anAppointmentList.DataBodyRange.Delete
On Error GoTo 0
Dim c As ListColumn
Dim r As ListRow
Dim newRow As ListRow
For Each c In aSchedule.ListColumns
For Each r In aSchedule.ListRows
If c.Index > 1 And Intersect(c.Range, r.Range) <> "" Then
Set newRow = anAppointmentList.ListRows.Add
Intersect(newRow.Range, anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Name").Range).Value = Intersect(c.Range, r.Range)
Intersect(newRow.Range, anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Day").Range).Value = Intersect(c.Range, aSchedule.HeaderRowRange)
Intersect(newRow.Range, anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Time").Range).Value = Intersect(aSchedule.ListColumns(1).Range, r.Range)
End If
Next r
Next c
anAppointmentList.Sort.SortFields.Clear
anAppointmentList.Sort.SortFields.Add Key:=Intersect(anAppointmentList.HeaderRowRange, _
anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Name").Range)
anAppointmentList.Sort.SortFields.Add Key:=Intersect(anAppointmentList.HeaderRowRange, _
anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Day").Range), _
CustomOrder:="Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri,Sat,Sun"
anAppointmentList.Sort.SortFields.Add Key:=Intersect(anAppointmentList.HeaderRowRange, _
anAppointmentList.ListColumns("Time").Range)
anAppointmentList.Sort.Apply
Dim s As SortField
End Sub
hi i'm new to java how ever i googled and got code to connect to database and retrieve the values.
the problem is ResultSet gets the value only from FIRST ROW of the table
here is the code..
String stmt = "select * from tablename";
ResultSet resultSet = statement.executeQuery(stmt);
while(resultSet.next())
{
String val = resultSet.getString(3);
System.out.println(val);
}
it returns only the 3rd value (because i have mentioned that and i need that column value only) of the first row, but i need to get the every 3rd value (column) of every row and store it in a array.
The code you have posted should already be getting the 3rd value in each row. There's nothing obviously wrong with what you've shown. It's just a matter of trying different things and figuring out what it is that you think you know that isn't true.
Verify the query works by itself in a SQL client like Squirrel or whatever you have handy.
Add printlns or logging to verify you're actually executing the part of the code that has the query.
Add some text to the println in your code so that if the value is blank you'll still see something get written.
Change the query to state the column explicitly instead of leaning on *, so it reads like select mystuff from tablename, and see if you can make that query work.
Once you are ready to add the part where you store the values, you would be better off using an ArrayList than an array, because the list will resize as you add things to it. ArrayList is backed by an array, the ArrayList takes care of the resizing for you. If you really do need an array you can call the toArray method on the list to create one once it's populated. So it would look like:
List<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();
while(resultSet.next())
{
String val = resultSet.getString(3);
list.add(val);
System.out.println(val);
}
String[] vals = list.toArray(new String[] {});
I have a database formatting problem in which I am trying to concatenate column "B" rows based on column "A" rows. Like So:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Am8J-Fv99YModE5Va3hLSFdnU0RibmQwNVFNelJCWHc
Sorry I couldn't post a picture. I don't have enough reputation points YET. I'LL Get them eventually though
So I'd like to solve this problem within Excel or Access. Its currently an access database, but I can export it to excel easily. As you can see, I want to find "userid" in column A and where there are multiple column A's such as "shawn" I'd like to combine the multiple instances of shawn and concatenate property num as such.
Even though there are multiple instances of column A still, I could just filter all unique instances of the table later. My concern is how to concatenate column B with a "|" in the middle if column A has multiple instances.
This is just a segment of my data (There is a lot more), so I would be very thankful for your help.
The pseudo code in my head so far is:
If( Column A has more than one instance)
Then Concatenate(Column B with "#"+ "|" +"#")
I'm also wondering if there is a way to do this on access with grouping.
Well Anyways, PLEASE HELP.
In excel we can achieve it easily by custom function in vba module. Hopefully using vba(Macros) is not an issue for you.
Here is the code for the function which can be added in vba. (Press Alt+F11, this will take you to visual editor, right click the project and add a module. Add the below code in module)
Public Function ConcatenatePipe(ByVal lst As Range, ByVal values As Range, ByVal name As Range) As String
ConcatenatePipe = ""
Dim i As Integer
For i = 1 To lst.Count
If name.Value = lst.Item(i).Value Then ConcatenatePipe = ConcatenatePipe & "|" & values.Item(i).Value
Next
ConcatenatePipe = Mid(ConcatenatePipe, 2)
End Function
This function you can use in excel in F Column of your example. Copy the below formulla in F2 and the copy paste the cell to rest of F column. =ConcatenatePipe($A$2:$A$20,$B$2:$B$20,E2)
I believe you can solve this with an SQL GROUP BY function. At least, here's how I'd do it in MySQL or similar:
SELECT userid, GROUP_CONCAT(propertynum SEPARATOR '|') FROM Names GROUP BY userid
as described in this stack overflow post: How to use GROUP BY to concatenate strings in MySQL?
Here's a link on how to use SQL in MS Access: http://www.igetit.net/newsletters/Y03_10/SQLInAccess.aspx
Unfortunately there is not a GROUP_CONCAT function in MSAccess, but this other SO post explains some ways round that: is there a group_concat function in ms-access?