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With the help of this community and my limited knowledge of coding VBA, I've written an Excel VBA macro which does the following; Scrubs a complex report, which then generates a Line Chart, and some key data points which I want to throw into a PowerPoint slide as a last step.

However I can't seem to get past opening my Slide. What I've done is create a template with the elements I want to replace. Here's a sample of the PowerPoint slide I have; I've selected all so you can see where my text boxes are.

This is a single slide, and what I want to do is replace say ":KE:" with a count of known errors.

Here is the code I have so far;

I am trying to manipulate an existing .csv file with PHP! I looked through most of the StackOverflow questions and I found the answer from user "Myke Black" which fits best for what I need.

I set $id=2, therefore I expect, that the code affects row 2 from my .csv file and a new generated .csv file without row 2 will be generated.

Here is my code:

I am relatively new to R; and, I need help with a user defined function. I would like to see where each observation of a data frame ranks in a subset of similar observations of the same data frame. I'm having trouble referencing the original observation, in order to extract its rank, within my function.

Here is a sample of my data:

I want to create and use two IndexedDB indices, one with a simple keyPath and the other with a complex keyPath. Although the creation is successful in every browser I tried, the indices do not seem to be filled correctly in most.

The procedure I'm using (self-contained test case at the end of the question) is:

1. Creation of an indexedDB with a single store with { keyPath: 'id', autoIncrement: true }.

2. Creation of two indices: the first index is created with keyPath: 'id' and { unique: false, multiEntry: false }. The second index is created with keyPath: ['id', 'name'] and { unique: false, multiEntry: false }.

3. Addition of some (19) objects to the store, all with a name attribute present.

4. Calling IDBIndex.count on both indices.

The expectation was that both calls of IDBIndex.count would return the total number of objects present in the store (19). Depending on the browser, this may or may not happen:

• Safari 10.0.3 simple: 19, complex: 19

• Chrome 57.0.2987.98 simple: 19, complex: 0

• Opera 43.0.2442.1144 simple: 19, complex: 0

• IE 11.953.14393.0 simple: 0, complex: 0

• Edge 38.14393.0.0 simple: 0, complex: 0

• Firefox 54.0a2 simple: 0, complex: 0

If I change the creation of the indices from { unique: false, multiEntry: false } to just { unique: false } the behaviour remains the same in every browser.

If I change the creation of the complex index from ['id', 'name'] to the (according to the spec) equivalent id.name, Safari changes behaviour to simple: 19, complex: 0¹, the others remain the same.

If I change the creation of the complex index from 'id' index to ['id'], Safari still returns simple: 19, complex: 0, every other browser returns simple: 0, complex: 0.

What am I doing wrong? How do I create multi-attribute indices?

(I'm currently using the following self-contained example for testing, which will not work on stackoverflow due to it using indexedDB)

@gregdennis I wrote this code to catch all cards in one list: