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I have an array of values that i want to insert to a google sheet via API, i need to give color formatting to certain cells depending on the content of the cell like the image below:

I get to insert the values using append but i have no found any example on formatting append requests.

I would like to write a query that prints a result set whose rows are customers and the columns are the items with a 'Y' or 'N' in each field depending on whether the customer has purchased that item.

In short, I have the following tables:

I would like to write a query that gives the following result:

I have written the following query which does the job

This is my output: I want to remove these from my output '4.9 out of 5 stars', '1,795 ratings',

Imagine a large table that contains receipt information. Since it holds so much data, you are required to return a subset of the data, excluding or consolidating rows where possible.

Here is the SQL and results table showing how the data should be returned.

There is data returned from server containing an array of strings as hierarchy like this:

I have problem after bundling files with Parcel. Changes does not effect on page in browser, but the local files bundled are up-to-date. I checked it in "Source" files in ChromeDev and local files in "dist" folder (please find in screenshot). I have tried to look for in Parcel web page, but did not find anything. Please find repository: https://github.com/Murad-Git/Spoon-Fork

Chrome screenshot

VS code screenshot

thanks for help.

I am completely new to Rmarkdown and blogdown and I am having a hard time understanding how does .markdown, .Rmarkdown, .Rmd et .md etc... files are produced and, in some ways, are different working with Rstudio.

To be more specific, I am building a website with Hugo Apéro theme in Rstudio, hence with blogdown and Rmarkdown files.

I want to create a series of blogposts related to one another and with the TOC on the left side of the page just like Alison Hill did in her own blog here

In theory, this is not so hard and I managed to write the firsts blog posts in my own series with some math equations and everything that I wanted with some .Rmd files.

This is were it gets tricky, when I knit the said .Rmd files it produces only one .html file. I cannot find a way to produce the .md file necessary for hugo and/or blogdown (I do not really know what does what up to here) to produce the TOC of one specific blogpost. Looking at Alison Hill's blog posts it corresponds to the On this page TOC.

I know that Rstudio v2 need some work around to produce the .html and .md file (see this very specific question here) however, none of the proposed solutions seem to work for me.

I managed to produce an .markdown file from a .Rmarkdown file which render the TOC like I want, however, .Rmarkdown files are not the best for math rendering, (see Creating Websites with R Markdown - Ch1.5), are not created in Rstudio etc... which does not make me want to use this format (maybe that is a mistake ?)

The absence of TOC in the final page seem related to another element : a headers link button. Still, looking at Alison Hill's blog posts I notice a link button next to each headers that I do not have if I work with .Rmd file (which produce only .html file) but they appears with the .Rmarkdown file (which produce only .md file)

So I guess my question is :

1. How can I include a TOC from the .Rmd file ?

2. How can I create a .md file from .Rmd file in Rstudio ? and why none of these solutions work for me :

   • use the argument keep_md = TRUE in html_document()
   • call rmarkdown::render() with clean = FALSE
   • Use md_document as one of your output formats

Also, in working on my blog post I wanted to create pannelsets like in Hugo Apero documentation and it does not work with the first syntax in a .Rmd file :

I am making a simple app where it displays some recipes and you can go into an individual 'recipe screen' which shows an image/ingredients and instructions for making the recipe. However I am now trying to make a button which returns you to the recipe list. The button works however the recipe screen and the recipe list which I am returning to seem to overlap, therefore I need to figure out how to clear the recipe screen before moving to the recipe list screen. However, for some reason the clear_canvas() or clear_screen() functions do not work. What should i do instead in order to clear the kivy screen?

This is an image of the overlapping screens:

Python code: