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I have a data series consisting of monthly sales for individual fiscal years. I am using a pandas dataframe to store the data. Each fiscal year starts on the first day of March and ends on the last day of the February in the following year. I am using a plotly facet plot to show the months of the year vertically aligned, so that March 2021 is below March 2020, and so on.

Despite using a categorical variable for the x-axis the ordering is slightly off. I have tried sorting using a 'yearmon' variable with unique values, but that doesn't work either. Specifically, in the plot below the values for Jan and Feb in 2018 are blank, and Jan and Feb 2021 are also out of place. How can I get the facet to show contiguous data without these problems? Edit: I have a feeling it is related to the ordering of the categories, but haven't managed to pin it down yet.

I have a task like this: Write a LINQ expression that shows how many books have been printed in each decade of the last century. The answer should be given as a sequence of objects with properties: D - decade number (1, 2, ... 10), C - number of books. And also you cannot use while, for, foreach.

There is a class

I have a dataframe of US House election results (general and primary) covering several decades, with the relevant columns arranged like this:

I have the following data and need to combine the years into their decades and then sum up the totals for each decade and add to a bar chart. Can you help me out on this, please?

Here is my data:

I have a setup that works similarly to an accordion, but vertical. I would like the add the class "unset" to the "choice" class, also while removing the "expand" and "small" classes.

I've edited the jQuery code to include to say when the card-close class is clicked, choice removes expand and adds class unset, and also if card-close is clicked, choice removes small and adds class unset.

Nothing I have used though has worked and I'm thinking it's because the div is inside the "choice" section.

Any ideas on how to get this to work?

Quick summary: I need to call additional macros to modify documents inside of an existing code that mass converts Word files to PDF (if possible).

Longer story: I have code from a long time ago (credit to wherever I found it a decade ago). It uses a file dialog to allow selecting multiple files, and then converts those selected files to PDF. I have almost 1,800 Word documents that I need to process (using the code @timothyrylatt helped with here: How to find table column, then move down and replace the cell's content IF it is "N/A") and then convert to PDF afterwards. I tried using the 'Call' feature to call the "Demo" macro, and changing the save settings but the files only convert to PDF without calling the other "Demo" macro. I tried calling it in different areas as well, but to no avail.

Note: If it is not possible to add to this existing code, is there still a way to at least select the multiple files, run the Demo macro, then save and close in a similar manner?

Thank you in advance for any assistance!

Background & Problem

I am trying to web scrape links to articles from a news webpage. I've done a nested find_all and I've managed to get the 'a href' sections, but this also includes info I don't require like article name.

What I need Help with

I've searched several articles on SO such as this. But none seem to work for my specific case. Does Anyone know how I can create a list of just news article links?

My code so far

I am trying to retrieve files archived on Fairlight CMI floppy disks four decades ago. There are many disks each with up to 80 files with different file extensions so the process needs to be automated. I use grep to extract a list of filenames, like so :

I am trying to recreate the following figure using ggplot but I am running into some conceptual issues that I'm hoping someone can help me resolve? This is the initial plot I'm working to recreate:

And this is the plot that I made using the same data:

And this is the code I wrote to try to generate it: