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So as the title really, I can't seem to get it to work, it works if I only include one email in the TO: field however I need two. I have a table with all the reports we own and it has two fields, owner and deputy owner and I want to create a hyperlink which emails both of these recipients if there are any queries which the user can click and then it already populates the owners of the report and their email addresses in the To: field, however there are more than one owner which is the issue I am facing.

I tried joining the two fields together and adding a semicolon between them, I tried adding a comma also. This didn't work and I've tried to add them in separately.

Please Help!

My Fields!Owner.Value is set to for example jb@123.com;pj@123.com

Any ideas?

This is my expression:

I have a data frame looks like below:

I'm writing a C# desktop app that will make some API calls to retrieve some data in JSON in which I'll parse. I'm using Deputy's API (https://www.deputy.com/api-doc/API/Getting_Started) and I'm having trouble getting it to work with a permanent token (I followed their steps and generated a token, so I have one). In the past I usually just do a HttpWebRequest and pass it the api url and it works fine. But in the past if there was an api key I would do something like &api_key=api_key_here or if I had an authorization key it would be something like &Authorization=put_token_here.

So I'm just trying to get Roster working for example:/api/v1/supervise/roster/ (see https://www.deputy.com/api-doc/API/Roster_Management_Calls).

So my code looks something like this:

I am reading information in from a text file that follows this pattern: Id, JobTitle, BasePay, OvertimePay, Benefit, Status. Each part is separated by a tab character. An example of one line is below:

Attempt

After reading a large json file and capturing only the 'text' column, I would like to add a column to dataframe and set all rows to a specific value:

There is some white space between header-main and main-footer. I would prefer to either color them as the rest of the website or remove them completely. Basically, I dont care about the space as long as it has the same color as the rest of the website #fefcf5.

Hope this edited version works better thank you

Consider the following trust relationship configured for an IAM role in accountA:

I am working on building an SQL Query where the following tables are available. The Manager and reportee table where the relationship of the manager and reportee is maintained

I have a vector of length 3 (my_vector).

I want to bind this vector to an existing data.frame (my_df) as a new column.

However, the data.frame has 4 rows. Thus, in the 4th row, the new column value (or my_df[4,3]) should be NA.

How can I achieve this?

When I do my_df$new_column <- my_vector, I get the following error message: replacement has 3 rows, data has 4

Here is my_df (comprising 4 rows):