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• Question of base aggregation

  I have a question to base aggregation. I had 4 scattered dimensions and dimension 1 has dense (certain senior level members are the data in the store)

  1 we need to aggregate the dense scattered, first and then agg/calcdim dimensions dimensions then?

  DIFFICULTY ("Local", "HSP_InputValue", "Real", "Final", "Jan", "FY15")

  AGG ('entity', 'Product', 'Channel', 'Project',);

  CALC DIM ("account");

  ENDFIX;

  2. must agg/calcdim dense dimensions first, then aggregate scattered dimensions next?

  
  

  DIFFICULTY ("Local", "HSP_InputValue", "Real", "Final", "Jan", "FY15")

  CALC DIM ("account");

  AGG ('entity', 'Product', 'Channel', 'Project',);

  ENDFIX;

  I vaguely remember that there are a few different... .i can't remember it... i had problems with the agg awhile back...

  Yes, calculation order can certainly influence the results.

  There is a lot about this in the Guide of the database administrator; There is an example to get different results here: Definition of calculation order

• How Illustrator choose the base color when creating a new group of colors?

  I'm just curious on all selection and the creation of the Group color process.

  

  On the above document, I have 5 rectangles of the same size, filled with 5 different colours. If I type Cmd + A to select all, then go into the swatches Panel and click on "New color group", I got the color group marked as G1 in the image above.

  If I want the colors appear in the same order (G2 in the picture), making the left most red color as the base color, I must first create an empty group, and then add each sequence color myself.

  So I wonder how Illustrator decides what color take it as the base color?

  I think that it is the angle of the color first, and then S B or vice versa.

  Stacking order is not serious.

  But why is this important to know?

• Problem of base color Panel

  Hi just noticed my colors are missing from my base color Panel. Bars and sliders are all white? Someone knows how to solve? The image helps to explain my problem? Sorry it came out on the side! Oops!

  Post edited by: zabmm3 added image

  You're almost certainly using OS X 10.9 Mavericks and running Lightroom 5.0.

  Update of Lightroom 5.2 or 5.3.

  That should fix it.

  Tony Jay

• A few questions about the colors of Patone

  I have a few questions about patone color since it is the first time that I use. I want to use them to create a paper letterhead and business cards in two colors.

  1)

  I don't understand that no sex is more than coated patone washed out colors. I heard that it's because the way paper absorbs the inkt. That is why the same results inkt in different colors on different papers (right?). My question is why is the patone black no sex so different than black normal (c = 0 m = 0 y = 0, k = 100) or black intense:

  

  When I print a normal document with cmyk, I can get pretty dark black color. How is it that I can't have this dark with patone color black color? Even text documents printed on a cheap printer can get a darker color than the color of Patone. He looks way too grey for me.

  (2) a first model, I want to print of patone in CMYK color (since I have like 10 different colors on a page of quick comparison). I know these CMYK colors distinguish the colors of patone and I can't get a representation of 100%. But is there a way to convert patone CMYK values?

  I hope some of you can help me with my questions.

  Thank you.

  You can get shades CMYK Pantone in Illustrator, (Swatches Panel > Open Swatch Library > color books > + PANTONE Color Bridge Coated or lying) but in my opinion, what's the point?  If you print to a digital printer, just use RGB (HSB) or CMYK. Personally, I never use CMYK called "equivalents." from Pantone

  Pantone colors are all mixed pigmented inks, which are fluorescent beyond the limits of the range of RGB and CMYK in particular. The original Pantone Matching System (PMS) was created for the printing industry. He described formulations of ink pigmented for each of its colors.

  Most digital printers (laser or inkjet) use CMYK. The range of CMYK is MUCH SMALLER than many mixed inks, printed on papers either paved or unpaved can deliver. When you specify no sex Pantone ink in artificial intelligence, according to Pantone conversion tables, HAVE "about" what will look like this color on a sheet no bed, try using CMYK. -In my opinion, this has little relevance to the real world conditions and should be avoided in most situations.

  If your project must be printed on a press printing with Pantone inks spots, then by all means, use Pantone colors. But don't trust the colors of the screen; rather get a Pantone swatch book and watch real inks on paper lying and uncoated, depending on the stock you will use on the press.

  With printing decreases rapidly for inkjet and web printers, Pantone has attempted to expand its relevance beyond the traction-date of publication (in the books and software alliances, with one such as Adobe) his old PMS inks and their supposed equivalent LAB and CMYK. I say "supposed" because even once, monitors RGB and CMYK inks can never be literally equivalent to many Pantone inks. But if you go to your project on a printing press printing, Pantone inks are still very relevant as of the "tones".

  I also put my preferences I > appearance of black both display all blacks accurately and output all blacks accurately. The only exception to this may be when you print on a digital printer, where there should be no problem checking.

  Rich black in artificial intelligence is a phenomenon of the screen, at least in the Prefs > appearance of Black, you specify also "out all inks like Rich Black"-something I'd do it EVER do so out for a real printing press. Still, I put my black people in artificial intelligence at the "output All Blacks Acurately" during a press release. If you fail to do so, then the press you will see any minor issue registration, with C, M and look at the back, especially around black characters.  UGH!

  Good luck!  :+)

• How can I change the base color in the work of Recolor settings?

  How can I change the base color in the work of Recolor settings? I know that this seems a silly thing but I really need to figure this point and I have read and went through the manual and the forum for help, without result. Help, please.

  Click the color you want in the "new color" column. Then click the base color next to the list of color harmonies, which will change then, but the harmonies of color will depend on your desired color.

• Cannot change the base color by typing the values

  I tried RGB CMYK and Hex and I can't change the base color of red. The only way I've been able to make changes are with the sliders or the wheel. Have I missed a button or a step somewhere?
  I type the numbers in the boxes below the colors and nothing happens.

  Hello
  Yes, currently the Panel values/color sliders are all or nothing. We are aware of the problem and are working to fix it. Thanks for your patience!
  Saami

• Random colors are too dark. Questions on the color boxes

  Hey all,.

  I'm trying to change the color of the plots on a graph of mixed signals remotely using the 'color box' which works very well. However, I'll also put squares of color to a color at random when the program starts first of all which is where my problem lies.

  What I am doing, is that I have a random number generator pumping a number then I multiply the number by 10000000, just to give me some brighter than the dark colors, and then I wired to I'm defining the random color on the color box control. The problem is that even if it does not the decent colors some colors produced are quite dark and difficult to see on the graph of mixed signals.

  I could make the graphic background a different color if I have to in order to see a majority of the colors coming out, but I would rather that have the colors come out on the side that is bright and colorful.

  So I have two questions for you guys and girls:

  1) how the colors of the colorbox get determined using the unsigned int 32?

  Such an example of why I'm confused, is that the number I had is 5726420 from the random number generator (+ multiplies), but under the control of colorbox RGB value is R:87 G:96 B:212. Why is this?

  2) there is any type of algorithm out there that someone did which can produce random values that will give the kind of colors neony? or whatever it is semi bright indeed?

  Any help is very appreciated!

  Ionized

  Use 'RGB color' of three random U8 (o.. 255) values to generate a color. (double click on it to open the VI to understand the structure of the type of color data )

• Two questions about the color of Lumetri (workspace color)

  The first question:

  Let´s I have three clips on the timeline, left to right, A clip, clip B and C clip. If I place the CTI to clip B and then move on to working color space that I can easily do magic with color Lumetri in the Lumetri color Panel. But, if I decide now that the adjustments I made to clip B would be great to use for the C clip, is there a way to simply click a button or assign a keyboard shortcut that auto-magiquement copy the clip B to the C clip settings? (the clip B to clamp A (or) It would speed up the workflow much.

  Yes, I know that I can copy/paste from the effect options, but given that the Lumetri color Panel is right and options effect is extreme left would be great avoid using the mouse too. Avid Media Composer has this function is very convenient. I guess that Final Cut Pro 7 did not have it. If she had been in Premiere Pro...

  The second question:

  Is there a way to alternate the color of Lumetri power of in Lumetri color instead of the effect controls panel? Yet once, too much mousing for such a task simple. If I select the color of Lumetri in effect options I can use the hotkey "effect on" to toggle color Lumetri or not, but this same shortcut does not work in Lumetri Panel which is odd color.

  Any help is appreciated!

  1. Unfortunately, no.  It's just one of the many features that we had in SpeedGrade have not yet in PP, Adobe decision taken to kill premature Direct relationship.

  2. Fortunately, Yes.  There's a shortcut not assigned for this.  I use the 0, the default key in SpeedGrade.

• Weird question: problem of color...

  Hi all

  Please see the following images. Whenever I applied the "change color" (3 way color corrector) for the adjustment on my full video layer, something like this happened...

  The color in the clip is "bouncing" and I couldn't fix it... Then I "1by1" apply the color corrector to each sequence.

  Any idea what goes wrong?

  

  

  

  Hi Kelvinl33985653,

  Please see the following images. Whenever I applied the "change color" (3 way color corrector) for the adjustment on my full video layer, something like this happened...

  The color in the clip is "bouncing" and I couldn't fix it... Then I "1by1" apply the color corrector to each sequence.

  Any idea what goes wrong?

  What are your system specs?

  What version of Premiere Pro, you have installed?

  FAQ: Should what information I provide when you ask a question on this forum?

  Also, try the following steps:

  Open your project, click file > project settings > General and change of video rendering "Software Only Mode" and delete previews

  Thank you

  Ilyes Singh

• What is the best use of color as a base color before colorization?

  Hi people,

  I used the color tutorial to recolor the car from green to gold...  Or gold to green...  And I can't change the colors of the images using this method...

  I'm working on a product that comes in different colors - Let's say that brushes.  I would like to actually spray paint a broom handle and then photograph it.  Then I'll do 10 ten copies of the original image and change the color of each image.  Lets say, I want to show the brushes in white, silver, gray, red, blue, green, black, and so on...  As Republic bike | Build custom Aristote fixed gear bike | built by us and you

  My question: what is the best color for me paint my broom handle to make easy colorize?

  Thank you

  I'd go with 50% gray.  The following illustration shows a black and white gradient, with a cut H/S color adjustment layer, as well as the bottom half hidden by the layer mask.  White is the worst possible color.  You can colorize black full by adjusting the brightness slider in the H/S layer.

  

• A question about the color change

  Hello - I have Adobe PS Elements 5. It is the work (drawings), no pictures. I learned how to change the background color in my paisley design. The paisley himself is a white dropout - bit linear background, some solid - against the solid color. How can I add a color to white (foreground) design of abandonment. In addition, if the paisley was a color instead of white, how would change its color? Thanks for help.

  Hi Ryan,

  I think this question might be better suited for the community forum of Photoshop Elements: Photoshop Elements

  Sue.

• question of printing color

  Can I use different CMYK percentages depending on the size of the type to be printed to achieve the same appearance of color?

  Brand guides are important.  Cool Gray #6 = 30 % K.  Lots of color there.  Not necessary to compensate for the size.  The point is, the CMYK formula should not change until there is a redesign and update of the Guide of the brand.  Otherwise, to change would be an infringement of rights of use of the copyright.  Why is this particular color and size to a question?

• Question about the color picker.

  Hello fellow Canadians.

  
  

  I'm running on a question in Photoshop CC today, it all started when I tried to start a new project. Basically what happens is that when creating a new document (Ctrl + N) the color chart of RBG grayscale. I tried to open a new document and checked the profile of color on the Options in advance and saw that it was made gray work: Dot gain 20%. When I go in Edition > color settings: I see that color profiles are on normal parameters...

  I tried everything, but for some reason it does not work. I also saw that before you create a new document, the colors are set to normal.

  
  

  Note: When you try to change the color profile is what I get:

  • Grey work: Dot gain 20%
  • Don't Color manage this Document (this option is always set to gray scale.
  • Point to save 10%
  • Dot Gain 15%
  • Point 20% gain
  • Point 25% gain
  • Point 30% gain
  • Gray gamma 1.8
  • Gray Gamma 2.2
  • sGRaY

  Anyone know what I can do to solve this problem. ?

  There is nothing wrong. No preferences setting is necessary.

  You have just the dialog box new file set to grayscale. Change it to RGB:

  

  This happens when you copied a document in grayscale on the Clipboard (as for example a mask). The dialog box new file reads Clipboard settings and creates the new file accordingly (except if you choose an other presets).

• Another question border.fill.color.value

  I'm trying to script an if statement to set the background value according to the instanceIndex of a subform.  I tried it in the click event of the addButton and the subform indexChange event.  I saw an example of exactly what I'm trying to do, but for the life of me I can't find it now.  I searched this forum both the users of the forum and I know that it was in one of them.  In any case, here's what the script looks like:

  -form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform::indexChange :-(JavaScript, both).

  If

  (form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '0') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  }

  on the other

  If(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '2') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '4') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '6') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '8') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = '240,240,240 ';

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '1') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  }

  on the other

  If(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '3') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '5') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '7') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  }

  on the other

  if(form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.instanceIndex == '9') { }

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  Form1. Main_Subform.AdditionalAssaysSubform.AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value

  = "255,255,255";

  }

  I also tried to use the or (|) and combine the fi.  My question is... I use the correct event; I place the conditional statement in the appropriate place; or I again in left field?  Any suggestions would be much appreciated.  Thanks in advance. -rpeterson

  Hi Renee,.

  Here is an example highlighting the background color of the field nested inside a repeating subform based on the index of the repeating subform. The background color will not change enter/exit the fields but will create a color pattern similar to shadow line of the tables.

  This JavaScript script lives in the repeating subform AdditionalAssaysSubform indexChange event.

  nIndex var = this.instanceIndex;
  nColor var;

  If (nIndex % 2 == 0)
  nColor = "240,240,240";
  on the other
  nColor = "255,255,255";

  Use the following if you want to change the background color of the object
  AddedAssaysDropdown.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssaysDataTable.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssayAvgNeg.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssayDisplacement.border.fill.color.value = nColor;

  Or background color of the following if you want to change the widget
  AddedAssaysDropdown.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssaysDataTable.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssayAvgNeg.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = nColor;
  AddedAssayDisplacement.ui.oneOfChild.border.fill.color.value = nColor;

  See you soon

  Helen