List of places with numeric names Puns

Hello Excel!

I am currently working on a project which requires me to place 1300 PDFs on an 8.5x11 sheet, 4 up. Instead of spending god knows how many hours placing these manually, I thought it might be a better solution to do a Data Merge in inDesign.

The customer has provided me with Powerpoint that has 1300 slides. I then export it as a PDF resulting in the name "PPT_TEST1.PDF, PPT_TEST2.PDF, PPT_TEST3.PDF ... PPT_TEST1300.PDF." Next I need to create an Excel file that calls each PDF so I can Data Merge.

When I create an Excel Document starting with: PPT_TEST1.PDF PPT_TEST2.PDF PPT_TEST3.PDF And then try to repeat the values hoping it would add 4.PDF, 5.PDF, 6.PDF, 7.PDF, 8.PDF... it actually repeats 1,2,3,1,2,3.

I then tried PPT_TEST =ROW().PDF but =ROW doesn't work inline with other text.

Are there any other solutions in which this would work? I basically need PPT_TEST*.pdf where * changes to the number of the row.

Let me know if this is a confusing explanation and I'll try to explain further.

Best,

Jason

Hello,

I need help, creating a formula that will provide the sum count of EACH cell that contains numeric titles/names..

I have attached a screenshot of the said "Sample #" data.

For example, the first 3 cells going down are Samples #20040001, 20040002, and 20040004.

For those 3 cells, the end product for each of them should equal "1" because that's how many samples there are (20040001= 1 sample logged in).

Then for the 4th cell, 20040005-0006, the end product should equal 2 samples logged in because 20040005 & 20040006 are 2 samples on their own.

Same for the 5th cell.

For the 6th cell, 20040009-0014, the end product should equal 6 samples logged in.

I just don't know to be able to translate that thought process above into a working formula or formulas.

Any ideas are welcome.

Thank you.

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Model inheritance in Rails is miserable for many reasons. Among the worst is that type column with string class names.

• It takes up huge amounts of space. It takes up an even huger amount of space if you need to index the column. And you probably need to index it if you ever run queries from any subclass.
• I'm not sure how big the difference actually is, but generally integers are faster than strings. The indexes are smaller too.
• Changing class names is difficult because you need to update every row containing the old class name. On large tables, this can take ages.

What if we could use numbers in the type column, alias those numbers to class names in the application, and have ActiveRecord do the right thing? Maybe this is common knowledge, but it turns out you can use AR's enum feature to do exactly that.

As an example, suppose you want to store network addresses, which may be either hostnames, IPv4 IPs, or IPv6 IPs. Create an integer column named "type" on your table:

create_table :network_addresses do |t|
  t.integer :type # Add "null: false" to force all rows to become a subclass
  t.index :type # You probably want to do this
    
  # Whatever other attributes you want
  t.string :address, null: false
  t.index :address
end

Then create the base model and enumerate your subclasses:

# app/models/network_address.rb

class NetworkAddress < ApplicationRecord

  # Enumerate your allowed subclasses
  enum type: {
    'NetworkAddressHostname'=> 0,
    'NetworkAddressIpv4' => 1,
    'NetworkAddressIpv6' => 2
  }

  # Add this if you wish force all your objects to be one of your
  # enumerated subclasses.  Otherwise, it is possible to create
  # basic NetworkAddress objects.
  # validates_presence_of :type
  
  # Do whatever else you want for your base class
  validates_presence_of :address

  def to_s
    address
  end
end

And a subclass for each class you listed in the enum above:

# app/models/network_address_hostname.rb

class NetworkAddressHostname < NetworkAddress
  # Type specific validation.  Neat!
  validates_format_of :address, with: /\A[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9\-.]*\z/
end

# app/models/network_address_ipv4.rb

class NetworkAddressIpv4 < NetworkAddress
  validates_format_of :address, with: Resolv::IPv4::Regex
end

# app/models/network_addres

specifically looking for the music during Armin death scene and armin re emerging out of titan scene?

While it is easy enough to imagine a general narrative being constructed from fragmentary memory (or just made up) it is much more difficult, to me, to account for the much more specific (and frankly dull) information such as names of the leaders of the tribes as they left Egypt, the precise numbers of people in the tribes, the specific names and sequence of conquered cities and their kings, etc..

Who would make up such stuff and why?

Roma

29 Via Gregorio Ricci Curbastro, Roma, Lazio, Italy

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All rooms at the Trastevere have a nice little terrace.

A stone's throw from the building are: aesthetic center, pizzeria-restaurant, bar and other businesses.

Zürich

87 Bahnhofstrasse, Zürich, Switzerland,

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Hotel St. Gotthard Zurich provide the perfect venue for prestigious meetings and Plan your stay Zurich, Hotel St. Gotthard - You will certainly enjoy yourself! The Hummerbar - one of the leading restaurants in the Bahnhofstrasse Zurich - is a very famous and popular institution in culinary circles.

Wien

31 Große Stadtgutgasse, Wien, Austria

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The KRYPTO HOTEL VIENNA is typically Viennese - charming, cozy and dignified. It has been run as a family company with passion and commitment for more than 50 years.

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Had a nostalgia moment today, but do you think I can rember the name of it.

I'm pretty certain it was on Mcleod. They served pizza there and they had singing robots, FNAF style, but with less murder. Pretty certain they had a Rocky and Bullwinkle robot duo. This was in the late 80's, 90's.

I'm trying to find this online but haven't had luck so far. Looking for a VBA script that will copy all sheet data to a master sheet as long as the sheet name is numeric. So for example, some sheets are called data and forecast and then the majority of them are just 4 digit codes. I only want to copy the 4 digit code sheets and append them together in the master sheet.

Anyone have any knowledge on this?

Here is a list of my favorite names inspired by countries, cities, or else where. I consider them all unisex, because it's 2020 and I'm not a little bitch.

The People's Republic of Chyna

The Democratic Republic of the Congo

Kyrgyzstan

Bologna

Dijon

Westphalia

Helsinki

District of Columbia

Venice, but pronounced Vah-nee-see

Anyway, yeah, lemme know what ya think.

I have an excel file that I grab by:

ds = dataset('XLSFile',fullfile('file path here', 'waterReal.xlsx'))  

It looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/urgag7w.png

I want each column in its own numeric array though! Like how when I load an example dataset: load carsmall, I get a bunch of individual numeric arrays. But I can't figure out how to do that.

I can do this individually by writing:

A = ds.TEMP, B = ds.PROD, ...

Bu what if I had BIG excel file? What then?

I can't find any Romans to ask personally, so I thought I'd toss this out to everyone here.

The first six months of the year all got really cool names from the Romans, based on gods, goddesses or ancient festivals of purification.

Later, they stuck in two more months, and named those after a couple of their most beloved emperors.

But then it seems they just gave up, or ran out of ideas or something, settling on Seventh Month, Eighth Month, Ninth Month and Tenth Month to finish out the year. It's like they gave the naming job to the least interesting person in the empire.

Why? Why such cool names at the top of the list, and such uninspired boiler plate at the end?

I'm currently looking into getting a couple guitars right now, and going down this rabbit hole is really opening my eyes as to just how many different variations of this classic guitar controller there actually are...

It's hard to know which ones to look for, what's a good one, and which ones are duds so to speak, and before I know it, I've found yet another totally new looking guitar that I haven't seen before and I'm wondering if it's worth the price tag.

Basically, I just figured there might be a comprehensive list of guitars here or something, that was my hope. If not here, then where would this info be right? Which ones are good to get, which ones are best for using with PC and emulation, and which ones are to be avoided for build quality issues or whatever else.

Cheers, and sorry if this is considered a repeated question but I did google for a list first and couldn't find one in my immediate search results, so figured I'd cut to the chase here, and maybe future Guitarists will stumble on this thread with the answers they also seek.

I clicked update your information and it was my email and correct phone number listed, but the name was someone I’ve never heard of. I’ve never been to a Fogo de Chao. Any ideas how this happened?