Search in a table by a negative number and replace it with a zero

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• How can I get a name of table 1, column A, if column B is a negative number and insert the names of table 2?

  How can I get a name of table 1, column A, if column B is a negative number and insert the names of table 2?

  What is the formula?

  

  You can do this with a column of "index" in table 1, as this assistance:

  

  The formula in C2, filled to the bottom:

  IF (B =<>

  That increments a counter each time that it finds a negative number in column B.

  In the second table, you can retrieve a list of negative values in this way:

  

  The formula in A2, filled to the bottom:

  = INDEX (array 1::A, CORRESPONDENCE (LINE (−1, Table 1::C), 0))

  It takes the line number, the formula is activated, subtracts 1 to the header line and look up the result in the column of table 1 C.  If it finds a match, it feeds the line number to the INDEX page with retrieves the value of the column of table 1A.

  To hide the red triangles of signage wrap the IFERROR formula, like this:

  = SIERREUR (INDEX (table 1::A, CORRESPONDENCE (LINE (−1, Table 1::C), 0)),"")

  Of course, you can also simply filter on column B without the need to set up a column from another table or index.

  

  SG

• Why safari does not freeze when I erase a research question and replace it with another search?

  Hello. When I search on Safari, it freezes in the following situation: I have run a search by typing in the search bar. The search results I get, it's not what I wanted, so I erase the question of search and replace it with another question of research. Instead of a new search result that Safari freezes. What is going on?

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• accidentally, I buy the windows version of adobe acrobat DC instead of the mac version. I have only a mac computer. can you please cancel my purchase and replace it with the version of windows with a mac version.  the order number is AD006058877NL. Rgds,

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• editing a table to add the number of columns fails with ORA-01792

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• How to remove empty entries in a table and replace them with the values of the instance?

  I have a table with values and spaces elements. I want to organize items such as table contains only values eliminating the empty spaces and re-organize the table with the values of cotimuous.  I use a bollean table to populate the items, so the bolleans to false fill the empty I don't want spaces. How can I program the above operation?

  Thank you

  Thank you for your solution, but I just found an easier way. INDEXING CONDITIONAL!. How I miss that. in any case, thanks...

• Variable text search and replace it with another variable of text

  Hi, I want to do the following with VB script.

  Can someone help me?

  I have a document with A text element and variable text B are defined.

  And A variable text is used in the document.

  1. search all the variable text from the document

  2. replace A text elements for variable text B

  3 Remove A variable text

  Thank you.

  erieru103

  Hello

  Ok. You have your point, sorry...

  As I wrote - VBA do not know, but as JS, it could be like this:

  var
       doc = app.activeDocument, destCell, currFile, currRec, currImage, i,
       mVarA = doc.textVariables.item("variableA"),
       mVarB = doc.textVariables.item("variableB"),
       mVarAinst = mVarA.associatedInstances,
       len = mVarAinst.length;
  
  while (len-->0) mVarAinst[len].associatedTextVariable = mVarB;
  

  mVarAinst is an array of instances of varA ==> no need to search through all doc

  Jarek

• How can I change the registry values with a common search for the string and replace the function where I don't do all manually?

  Due to problems of space with my installation of XP Pro, (operating system has been installed on a 4 GB partition and I did have a copy of the OS to do a new installation) I am trying to move a number of files on a mounted drive.

  It is a way to search an entire record of [SPECIFY FOLDER] "C:\Program Files\" instances and replace each with "C:\Program Files\Overflow\ [SPECIFY FOLDER]" as a common discovery replace function?

  Also, I'll have to move several "Common Files" files in the mounted folder 'Overflow '. The method to make learning one should help me to do both. Manually, it will take most of thousand years that all the files in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Components
  the files seem to have a key value have changed.

  I have already uninstalled and reinstalled some programs at the desired location, but many still use the "Common files" folder despite my having already changed the default installation directory path in the registry. Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  NORTH CAROLINA

  One way:

  1. Start Regedit (start-> Run-> 'Regedit')
  2. Select the branch of the registry, or you are interested in changing.
  3. The export of this branch of the registry (file-> export) in a ".reg" file
  4. Use a programming editor (for example, the freeware Notepad ++) and use the "Find and replace" function to make the changes you want.  Save the modified file.
  5. After making the changes, double-click the .reg file to fold changes in your registry.

  As always, keep a backup of your original registry in case things get really bad and know how to do to restore this backup your machine should not be able to start.

  Notepad ++: <> http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ >

  HTH,
  JW

• GREP search and replace question

  Jin

  Here's my problem,

  I have a huge list with names, each name is one or more words, divided by a space,

  each name is divided by a tab.

  now I want to do the following, each tab 7 should turn into a return.

  so eventually I'll end up with a list of 7 names in a row.

  now, it looks like this:

  name [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name name name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] [tab] name

  This should be:

  name [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name name name [tab] [tab] name [ENTER]

  [tab] name [tab] [tab] [tab] name, name [tab] [tab] name [ENTER]

  [tab] [tab] name

  Thank you!!

  It's perfectly doable! It should work: search

  (([^ \t]+\t){6}[^\t]+)\t))

  and replace with

  $1

  It looks like any sequence of any number of non-a-tab, followed by a tab, all in a group of 6 and followed by another sequence of not-a-tabs and then a final tab which is going to be the little pig is not to go to the market today.

• Why not Win 7 search easily or reliably find files from subfolder and file specified?

  I've been using Windows for a while now, since version 2.x. I am currently using Windows 7 64 bit. I need to find a file. Not exactly rocket science. Let's say it's fichier.ext. I know that one or more copies of filename.ext reside inside or under C:\folder\subfolder1.

  So I open C:\folder\subfolder1 in Windows File Explorer. I press {COMMAND} + {e} for the search box and type filename.ext, then {ENTER}. The search returns 99 items. Unfortunately, 98 of them are not named fichier.ext. It sucks, but whatever. 98 results for the most part irrelevant are sorted by ascending file name. UH... I know by running DIR/s that there are actually 7 files named filename.ext residing in these subfolders. But Windows 7 search gave only 1 of them. The resolution of the problems of research said that everything was fine. All seem to have file system permissions. So here I am with 1 relevant result and literally 98 irrelevant results. It sucks. The files are not hidden. ATTRIB shows that they hear only the flags of A (rchive). I can find no reason why search gave no relevant results 98, yet returned only 1 of 7 planned relevant results. No, I'm starting to do this just to write a rant on the search for Win 7. I wanted just to finish a task, which would have been relatively easy in all previous versions of Windows, I used.

  Given that the search for C:\folder\subfolder1 does not work, I try searching for C:\. Guess what. 43 items returned, and only 34 of the results are irrelevant. From C:\, search found 7 all the relevant files. It's a Festivus miracle! But how a top-level folder got no less relevant results, but most relevant results doesn't make much sense.

  16% of the relevant results are grouped because they are sorted by filename ascending. Now, the company, right? I want the full path and the name of each of the 7 compliant files that I know exist. Who do not ask too, right? Except that there is no way to copy the text in the column of the file. And the text in the folder column is absurd anyway. The folder column shows "subfolder5 (C:\Folder\Subfolder1\Subfolder2\Subfolder3\Subfolder4). Why on Earth is subfolder5 on the left? And there is no place I can copy the path. OK, no problem, I'll just do a right click and open the file location. In fact I use {SHIFT} + {F10}, {i} instead of Right-Click, but it's because I have old habits when there was usually effective ways of doing things in Windows using the keyboard.

  Thus, opens the folder containing my first relevant result. {ALT} + {d} which brings me to the address bar, where I already have the full path. Now I just type "\" and the first characters of the file name and it completes automatically. {COMMAND} + {a}, {COMMAND} + {c} and it is all copied to the Clipboard. Yay, I got my first string path\filename successfully, so I can really accomplish something. I launch an instance of Notepad and paste it in for later use. Now back to my remaining 6 to search relevant results... Hmmm... {ALT} + {left} does nothing. Focus changes often without apparent reason in Win 7 files and the Search Explorer, which prevents the work strikes. So I move the mouse and click the left arrow to go back to my 6 other relevant results. That's when I find that search threw all the results. I have to wait while it does search through each file under C:\. Ugh.

  In an effort to avoid having to search several times C:\ 5 times more unnecessarily for fichier.ext, I'm thinking maybe I can click the button start and try to type here, let semi-automatic paths as I type the content of the column of the file. It does not, because the start menu obscures my 7 relevant results. I later I knew that even if they are hidden, I could select the relevant 7 of 99 total results and the selection color stick while the start menu hidden items in the name column. But in the end, the fastest way to get the 7 paths was actually copy via the mode prompt QuickEdit on DIR /S FILENAME command. Results of the EXT. I mean, really?

  Windows search cannot locate surely known names of files in a subfolder that is known? Win7 search not only gave me 98 irrelevant results, but also failed to find 6 of the 7 specified files. How screwed is that? But DIR/s gave me no irrelevant results at all and find files with 100% reliability. Does this strike anyone as being a little... uh... bad?

  Find names of files specified in a specified subfolder does not appear as a rare user scenario. Simply how to find a record of a known file in a known subfolder name seems ridiculously too complicated in Windows 7.

  Now, there is a _ a lot of good things on Win 7. My favorite features are probably support for multiple processors, accident of insulation, and the incredible improvements in design and material compatibility layer makes this Win 3.x prey. But please, I seriously hope that someone will take a look at some of the pieces of this real scenario common and try to improve things in a future service pack or something? Pretty please?

  Noel, thanks for the great suggestion! I * never * would have discovered the ' file name: ' filter with the help of Windows.

  I had no idea that there was a search syntax. It seems totally weird to me that the add a drop-down list box filter search doesn't give IU for update and size filters. I think that corresponding filename deserves its own button there and something to direct users to this overview of query language syntax.

  It's really great to know adding "leader:" to restrict the results to only compliant file names. I am completely floored that it is completely impossible. I would * NEVER * have discovered that the link of query syntax. There is no link between the search Help topics. Windows Search 4.0 is somewhat a component name internally. As an end-user of Windows 7, I consider that the search for files to be an integral part of the operating system. I would have never thought to search for help on "Windows Search 4.0". FYI - I just went to the research, a help file topic or a folder and a suggestion to make a link to the news of search query to win 4 left.

  I fiddled with the columns, remove the folder column and replacing it with the much more logical folder path column. I was happy to find that the next time I opened a search for C:\, the path of the folder column persisted.

  When I search libraries, I have the search box offers some filters, like, Date of modification, Type, name, path, Tags. This never was told to the "queue:" filter that I needed. The "name:" filter only appears when searching for my libraries, do not then the research to another part of my drive. Research on "name:filename.ext" returns all files where {(extention == «ext») & (filename contains "filename")}, for example, returns 'fu_filename.ext', 'filename_bar.ext', 'fu_filename_bar.ext', etc.

  In the results, the context menu doesn't give me a copy as path option. The closest I can find is going to file properties, I can manually copy the contents of the location.

  Rest of questions that I hope THAT MSFT would consider to improve:

  1. "file name:" filter is totally impossible, causing in search of filename otherwise quick to take minimum two times longer, useless due to analysis of the content of the file.

  2. DIR /S C:\FILENAME. EXT runs twice faster than Win with essential Search but impossible ' file name: ' filter, often up to 8 times faster than without the discoverable ' filename: ' filter.

  3. DIR /S C:\FILENAME. POST do not clutter results with files whose content contains the string.

  4. DIR /S C:\FILENAME. Reliable EXT returns all the relevant results.

  5. I can copy each path of results returned by DIR /S C:\FILENAME. POST in a single step (with QuickEdit active guest).

  It's not too terribly demanding to expect a file search v7 o/s to at least on par with the performance and ease of use of a query of type MS-MS-DOS age 30 is?

• (GREP)? for search and replacement of para returns before a lowercase letter

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• How to get out a subset in front and behind a number that your search in a table.

  Hello

  A search gives me nothing so I apologize if it's there somewhere and I'm not.  I'm using LabVIEW 7.1 and seeks an array for a given value.  Once I found this value in the table, I want to take the 51 values with the one I found in the research at the Center. Is there an easy way to do this?  The current way I'm doing it is by using the table search and seizure then the index in the array with a length of 51 subset function.  Of course, I want to get the points of 25 data before and 25 after what I searched, and not 50 after.  What is the most effective way to do it?  I should fork by the index of my result of research into two table vi.  One being the 25 index and the index and then set the length of these two sub-tableau at 25?  Thanks for any advice regarding the case.  Sam

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• ADF LOV-&gt; UI: main table showing the fields ID and not the search values

  Hello
  I am very new to the development of the ADF and will have a simple question that I can't solve.
  
  Using Oracle JDeveloper 11.1.2.0.0 I create my views and objects of entity without incident. I have an entity object that has several "search values" (these are all optional references to foreign keys to tables 'children'). Objects and relations are perfectly mapped the ADF.
  
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  Hello

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• Number showned items in red for negative number

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  Someone knows a good way or experience to have the negative amounts in red showned?
  
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  on post REQUEST
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  Published by: fkukin on April 4, 2010 23:18

  I've never faced such a problem...
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  but as I said before... Visual attributes of multi records issues... (you can do to solve these problems, but for that you must hardcode data)...

  and regarding when-validate-point... it is not good to use validation triggers to change the Visual attribute...
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  -------------------------------------------
  as for me, I never need such things, because I have a table consist of all the names of element for each forms... (I use this for the purposes of the doublespeak) request to change labels and tooltips on the duration for each form, according to the chosen user language...

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• SQL to change the negative number to positive number

  My apologies for the no doubt high 'thick-as-a-Board' nature of my request.
  
  Is it possible to convert a negative number by a positive value using SQL. I have a report that joins the 2 tables and I want to join the tables on a field 'amount '. Problem, is that in the 1 table QTYs are negative, and in another QTYs are positive. I know that this is in itself is a stupid thing to do, but anyway.
  
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  GET sampledata
  WITH sampledata AS
       (SELECT -345 var_num
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT -423423
          FROM DUAL
        UNION ALL
        SELECT -323.5
          FROM DUAL)
  SELECT *
    FROM sampledata;

  Any advice much appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: jimr on February 9, 2010 12:38
  Change of subject

  you mean this:

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  WITH sampledata AS
    2       (SELECT -345 var_num
    3          FROM DUAL
    4        UNION ALL
    5        SELECT -423423
    6          FROM DUAL
    7        UNION ALL
    8        SELECT -323.5
    9          FROM DUAL)
   10  SELECT var_num
   11       , abs (var_num)
   12*   FROM sampledata
  SQL> /
  
     VAR_NUM ABS(VAR_NUM)
  ---------- ------------
        -345          345
     -423423       423423
      -323.5        323.5