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I have a multi column list that I want to filter results based on up to 4 criteria. Using FILTER/COUNTIF, I can achieve the desired result, so long as all criteria have values and of course matches. If I don't enter all four search criteria, the formula breaks. I would like to be able to search based on 1, 2, 3, or all 4 criteria and narrow my results accordingly.

Here is my formula (and a link to my spreadsheet - [Copy of dataValidations!G2]):

[ learnt knowledge ]

I am fallowing a basic tutorial to learn sequelize and its associations.

And this book gives only hasMany and belongsTo examples.

With the short knowledge, I am hitting a wall to create some data schema.

[ What I am trying to ]

The data schema is basically about military branch(or unit) assoications.

Atom unit is a team. And a team has a direct superior unit - a section.

Or, if a team does not have a section as a direct superior unit, then, its direct superior unit will be a squad.

Squad > ( Section ) > Team

I wrote something, but I got this error.

I'd like to make a sticky nav bar like the one in this link: https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_navbar_sticky

However, when I add the positon: sticky; property to the element in my code it works and the nav bar sticks after scrolling but when i scroll further down it goes away.

I would like it so that the nav bar is sticky just like the one in the example.

I have a JSON snippet that should detect the existence of a particular type of data in an API. The api endpoint is https://fortnite-api.com/v1/stats/br/v2?name=chefbezos when I run a console.log(data.data.stats.all.trio), it gives me null. But it still shows the div with the class of trioStats. Is there something wrong with the code since data.data.stats.all.trio == "null" is true since the console.log(data.data.stats.all.trio) is null. Thanks for any help!

I have a collection where most of the documents have an array of objects, the property that I am concerned with is a boolean, and I am looking to get a count of total documents where the number of objects in the array have that property set to false, less than 10 times.

The schemas are something like this

Currently my script saves the PDF with the name export.pdf and then renames it to the value I have in one of the cells of my spreadsheet, the problem with that is that my website's API ends up taking the file when it is created and all are collected like export.pdf instead of the name I really need.

Is there an option to create the PDF with the correct name instead of renaming it?

I just started learning web scraping with Python 3, and I am trying to apply it in a small project which consists of extracting data from job listings. I did look for answers and found some questions which touched a somewhat similar subject, but none of them seemed to have the exact same use case - at least that is my understanding. 

I extracted company URLs from the search results of a website and appended the company URLs in a list named sitelis. Then, I looped through sitelis to extract the json data from each of the company URLs. However, I have a problem to retrieve the json data from some of the company URLs (see traceback: json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Invalid \escape) - while the large majority URLs work just fine. Any idea what could cause this? I am a bit lost since 90% of the URLs work fine, and for those few which do not parse correctly I cannot find any differences which would explain it.

Thanks a lot for your help!

Here is an example of such an error:

This is the traceback:

I've hit a brick wall with my scrapy scrape of an html table. Basically, I have a piece of code that works by first assigning column names as objects, using them as keys and then appending them with corresponding xpath entries to a separate object. These are then put into a pandas dataframe, ultimately converted into a csv for final use.

Firstly, I created some text values