CCSS | The CryptoCurrency Security Standard | Cybersecurity library

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You can use Power Query. It is an add-in for Excel 2010+ (by default in 2016 known as Get & Transform). There you can connect directly your sources of data and you will have a lot of tools to transform your data.

For your case in specific try this steps:

To unpivot and Group by count:

Please read and follow How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. You should remove all the server stuff and reduce the size of your sample data.

This snippet follows your code and gets all attribute elements and then iterates those:

your function css_load_all_recipes() does not know the variable $html. In order to achieve that you should pass the $html variable into the function and return it again at the end.

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The storage file and its metadata are located on the Firebase servers. Their values are loaded asynchronously and are not immediately available when you initiate the download with filesRef.getFile(localFile).

The documentation for FileDownloadTask.TaskSnapshot does not define when the value of getTotalByteCount() becomes valid. Given that it must be fetched from the server, one can assume that it will not be valid when the download is initiated and may not be valid until the download completes sucessfully.

The code below samples the value of getTotalByteCount() at various points in the download. It confirms your observation that getTotalByteCount() is -1 when the download is started and for the first few calls of onProgress(). It then becomes valid on subsequent onProgress() calls and remains valid when onComplete() is called.

To reliably obtain the total byte count, use an OnCompleteListener or OnSuccessListener and obtain the count from the FileDownloadTask.TaskSnapshot returned in the callback.

From the posted code, it appears it is setting the Total Recibido column from the values in the other columns using the CurrentCellDirtyStateChanged event. This will work, however if you were to use a DataTable and set the Total Recibido column to be an Expression of the current cells in the table, then there will be no need for the CurrentCellDirtyStateChanged event to handle this.

Example, following the posted code and using a DataTable a possible Expression for the Total Recibido column could be something like below. The last column added is the Expression for the Total column.

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Coz it looks same but both are different :

#mask in div elements shows the template variable , so you can access it inside template and in component , that's part of angular 2

id="mask" is html's default attribute,

Though if you want to access the div without using #mask , there is way , via document.getElementById('mask') and remove #mask if you don't want to access it from template side.