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A small utility akin to nohup: quickly set up the signal block mask & signal dispositions before executing another program.
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QUESTION
I am trying to extract all the strings end with "KT" and put them into one cell, however it only show the first result (24010KT) Preferred result: 24010KT,VRB05KT,21008KT,26008KT,VRB04KT
I used below formula, =REGEXEXTRACT(A1,"\w+KT")
String in A1
//
TAF 110500Z 1106/1212 24010KT 9999 FEW010 SCT030 TX33/1106Z
TX32/1206Z TN28/1122Z TEMPO 1106/1112 4000 SHRA FEW010CB SCT020 TEMPO GR
1109/1115 VRB05KT TEMPO 1120/1202 4000 SHRA FEW010CB SCT020= SS
METAR 110630Z 21008KT 190V250 9999 FEW018 32/24 Q1007 NOSIG=
METAR 110530Z 26008KT 240V300 9999 2800N SHRA FEW018 31/26 Q1008
NOSIG= SS
METAR 110430Z VRB04KT 9999 FEW018 SCT028 32/25 Q1008 NOSIG=
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ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 11:25See if this helps
QUESTION
I am currently working on an aviation weather Discord bot where the user can request the specific weather of an airport. So for example, when you will type in: !metar KJFK
it should return the METAR (Meteorological Aerodrome Report) and TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast).
At this moment, I got it working but it returns one-liners. This is the result I get when I enter the ICAO station of Amsterdam-Schiphol:
Input: !METAR EHAM
Output:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-08 at 03:17There are plenty of methods to do this, but for easy and better understanding purpose I used the str.replace() to replace the specific word with adding"\n
"before them.
QUESTION
I have a dataframe (30 rows) with 2 columns: ID and foldChange. I want to count for each ID how many values it got in total, and how many are smaller, larger or in between -2.5 and 2.5.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 15:38You're close, you can include the n()
into the summarise()
where you calculate up
, down
, nosig
and as @Rui Barradas mentioned removing the df$
within summarise
QUESTION
I'm dealing with extracting visibility data in METAR(airport weather observation data).
Visibility is a 4 digit(0~9) data, and can also be expressed as'CAVOK' when visibility is good.
but it's quite tricky to use regexp. (METAR data have many variations.)
Data sample(MET_VIS) below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-28 at 07:49The third value does not end on KT. What you might do is use another positive lookbehind to check if the string before it ends on KT and match a range of matching 7 times A-Z0-9 followed by a whitespace char after it.
Then you either match 4 digits or CAVOK using an alternation (?:\d{4}|CAVOK)
or else you could match CAVOK anywhere in the string.
Add a word boundary after it to prevent the match being part of a larger word.
QUESTION
I'm having trouble with preprocessing METAR(airport weather observation) data.
All my data should be like line 76~80 (each date of data in one row.), but unnecessary line breaks and blanks make this data quite useless.
For example, data in line 82 should be placed after R16 in line 81. And data in line 84 should be placed after Q1012 in line 83.
How can I deal with this problem without deleting those blanks manually?
This starts on line 76:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-27 at 18:58Best is to use regular expressions, as shown in below picture
Pattern used: \s*\n\s+
\s*
matches 0+ whitespaces
\n
matches newline character
\s+
matches 1+ whitespaces, so it will match newlines, with lines starting with whitespaces instead of numbers.
Found text could be replaced by a single space.
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