I am currently using a module named 'Sheetnode' for Drupal 7. It's a great module, however it seems that the excel ROUNDUP function is not working or supported. The excel data I import (through PHPEXCEL) is in .xlsx format containing multiple calculations. However some formulas are incorrect causing wrong totals and rounding up values. All figures on the spreadsheet must be precise. Has anyone had experience with this module? And possible ways around this?
Many thanks
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I've recently started using DataGrip since my DBs are in different management systems -- makes it easy to have them one platform.
However, I've ran into several issues/challenges I just cannot find answers for.
Would anyone happen to know how:
Change the settings such as, when loading data, every column is being imported as TEXT by default
(don't want to change INT to TEXT and NUMERIC to TEXT most of the
time)
Import multiple CSVs at the same time: for e.g. import 'n' CSV files with the same settings vs import individually the CSV files one-by-one (which takes significantly more time).
Thanks for your help,
There is no possibilities like these for now.
I added your comment here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-4917
Created a ticket, please follow: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-5277
I using Nagios with custom check that will return performance data which I need for graph. Number of performance data can be different overtime.
Performance data are stored in RRD and everything works good, but if number of performance data is different from first check, then RRD show this error in log:
expected 4 data source readings (got 3) from 1468937373:40.00:10.00:10.00
and graph don´t work anymore...
My RRD using GAUGE as data source, is problem there?
Thank you for your help.
I figure it out!
I must set in RRD config value RRD_STORAGE_TYPE from SINGLE to MULTIPLE and now works almost perfect.
I need some help from those with more knowledge than I posses. I am currently trying to figure out how to get real time data from a database.
I need to be able to find the company info from the most recent licensees. So the search parameter I'm using is 2016-05-10T00:00:00.000
The full string together from the API and the search parameter can be found directly at this link:
https://www.hurl.it/?method=GET&url=https%3A%2F%2Fdata.wa.gov%2Fresource%2Fv8vv-gqqs.json&headers=%7B%22X-App-Token%22%3A[%22bjp8KrRvAPtuf809u1UXnI0Z8%22]%7D&args=%7B%22licenseeffectivedate%22%3A[%222004-07-14T00%3A00%3A00.000%22]%7D
So I'm looking to retrieve the most recently added accounts in order to verify 1. the license is active 2. the license number the contractor gives matches what the website says. I would like to figure out how to automate this so that when the newest licenses are added I'll know, and they will be extracted/downloaded into excel.
If anyone can help with this I would appreciate it very much. I also have more questions about using databases if any of you are experts in the field.
Once again, thank you!
Clay
Since your goal is to get this data into Excell, have you considered using something like our OData support instead? You could structure your query in Excel PowerBI and it'd automatically refresh the data.
Another option would be to use our CSV output type with an Excel web query. I use the IMPORTDATA(...) function in Google Sheets, which is very similar.
Is there a way to read Excel 2010/2013 files natively ?
We are importing Excel files into SQL Server and have come across a specific issue whereby it looks as though the Excel driver decides the type of a destination data column depends upon testing the contents of only the first 65K odd rows.
This has only just started happening within the past 3 weeks, before then we had managed to convince Excel of the error of its ways by a simple registry hack that forced it to read the entire set of rows.
The problem is that we have some datasets that contain, say 120,000 rows and these may have all numeric values for the first 80,000, then it will have some non-numeric yet vital information that we wish to retain.
Yes, the data is not correctly typed, we know.
Because the source data type has been determined by the Excel driver to be a float it promptly turns all our non-numeric values into NULLs - not very useful.
If there was some other way to read an Excel file not using the standard ODBC/OLEDB drivers that might help.
We have tried saving it into various other formats before importing but of course all these exports use the Excel driver which has the problem.
I think the closest we have got is to save it as XML (which is frankly huge at 800MB) and then shred it using standard xpath queries and some pretty dodgy workarounds to handle no doubt well-formed but still tricky variations on how column data is represented.
Edit: changed title to more closely reflect the issue
As well as the registry key, when connectting to your excel file have you tried setting the following:
;Extended Properties="IMEX=1"
See here
Also see this MSDN article
Is their any way to create the excel sheet with the data loaded from grid in extjs.
Going through this link,I have not clearly understood the appraoch and how to achieve my goal.Other related questions were e.g here,but could not get anything out of it.Please help me resolve this.Any help is appreciated.Thanks.
The general concept is that an Excel file is actually XML, at least in the more recent versions of Excel. You can create plain XML that just contains the data. Or you can add a lot of formatting, use the rich presentation that Excel provides. I would suggest that you start off as simply as possible, with just the data, and then add complexity.
To learn how to do this, you need to understand how to generate any XML, then the particular XML that Excel requires, and then how to return that mime type to the browser.
Here is one place (of many) that you can find the XML for Excel.
The better option is for export to be handled from the server side rather than from the client-side script. A new request for export can be sent to the server with the currently applied filters and get the file in generated in excel using Apache FOP or similar libraries(http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/).
Export from extjs raises some problems like
1) what data would you expect for a paged grid.
2) what about the filters applied on the grid