tabular | Golang table model , with renderers for multiple backends | Grid library

The knitr::kable with the latex format option produces a tabular environment. For example,

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I know there is a few questions on SO regarding the conversion of JSON file to a pandas df but nothing is working. Specifically, the JSON requests the current days information. I'm trying to return the tabular structure that corresponds with Data but I'm only getting the first dict object.

I'll list the current attempts and the resulting outputs below.

I am porting a SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Server) Tabular model to Power BI Desktop. I have about 200 queries in the SSAS export (just in a text file) that I need to move into Power BI. I can paste the queries one at a time into the Advanced Editor in Power BI, but for 200 queries, this is a slog. I am looking for a way to import all the queries at once into Power BI Desktop.

For SSAS experts, this is attempt 4 to migrate the tables from SSAS. Attempt 1 was to use ALM Toolkit, but it does not work with tables in Power BI Desktop models. Attempt 2 was an XLMA script in SSMS, but I can't even get the script that is generated for the SSAS model to run in SSAS. I get errors like: Query (56,129) The syntax for ')' is incorrect. Attempt 3 in Tabular Editor had the same issue as SSMS.

So for attempt 4, I thought I'd try to paste multiple queries into the Power Query window. If I move queries from one Power BI file to another, I can select multiple queries and copy and paste them between Power BI files. If I look at the clipboard, it looks like this:

I am attempting to create a tabular form in Access that lists the date and week number for each record. When I use the Format option in the textbox property sheet (ww), my weeks are off by 1 week (the week of Dec. 19, 2021 is considered week 52). I have been able to correct this in an unbound field in the header using VBA

Sometimes you must export using from Stata to Latex very long or very large regression tables such that it does not fit into a single page. This commonly happens in preliminary analysis is you keep a maximum of control variables and tests various models side by side. One solution is to modify fonts manually in the Latex output ResultsTable.tex file by adding \footnotesize or \tiny after \caption:

I am currently building up a new data model in the area of sales. In the old data model, which I want to replace, I had very specific row-level security settings for each user: Sometimes, settings can be done with an "AND" filter:

UserXY should have access to all customers from China selling Toys

Sometimes, they are defined as "OR":

UserXYZ should have access to all customers from Europe and to all food products

As the access rights differ from one customer to another, one or more role per user had to be created (if the rights are "AND" based, a additional role has to be created).

In the future, we would like to control the data access trough a table, where the respective objects the user has access to are defined. But I am afraid of possibly not be able to cover AND/OR logic on different dimensions.

Of course MS also has concepts about dynamic RLS (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-tutorial-row-level-security-onprem-ssas-tabular). But as this is just for one dimension, it would not cover our requirements.

Did someone once stumbled upon a similar problem inside the data models? Is there any best practice solution for a better handling of individual RLS access rights in tabular models?

Regards, Ivo

I have tabular data-set representing curves, each curve is represented by 42 values(data points), the goal is to filter out curves that do not follow Sigmoid function.

Technique applied

1. Sigmoid Curve Fitting
2. Calculate goodness of curve

Curve fitting source

I have an array of arrays stored as blocks of tabular data in a textfile. The blocks have different number of rows but the same number of columns. Like this: