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I'm trying to create an automatic column hide macro if values in the range are below and above the number. The values in the Dev_Timeline range are chronological and consistent. To give a simple example. If Dev_Timeline ranges from 0 to 10 and Predev_Start is 3 and Dev_End is 8 I want columns 0,1,2 to hide and 9,10

The script below works well for the first for loop, however, the 2nd for loop continues to hide ColNum so in this scenario it would hide 3 and 4 instead of 9 and 10. Any suggestions on how to resolve this?

I have a vanilla Spring Boot web application, with some controllers, REST services etc. There is no notion of thread pools, shutdown hooks etc. in the webapp's sources. The app itself does not use any other services, like external databases.

The app worked well until it started to die within two or three days on average after being started. In the logs everything looks normal until this lonely message:

--- [extShutdownHook] o.s.s.concurrent.ThreadPoolTaskExecutor : Shutting down ExecutorService 'taskExecutor'

that has the last timestamp, even if shown in the logs a bit out of chronological order. The message is preceded by this:

I want to sort the Month column of my pivot table chronologically. In the reference data, I have the Date column formated as date and the Month column as a date too (using "mmm" format), I get the column sorted, but not grouped (months are repeated for each entry).

I added a helper column Text Month using the TEXT function (for example for E2=TEXT(A2, "mmm") to try to overcome it. Now I am getting a unique column for month values, but not order chronologically. I am showing both pivot tables (one using Month and another one using Text Month column for the same data set):

Here is the link to my sample: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1If6yur9u86T-ABCJm2NEwhC2y1QgPyHFbv2vHORlZFQ/edit?usp=sharing

Say you have this:

I am plotting 4 lines using ggplot2, showing numeric values on the y-axis and months in a calendar year on the x-axis. I am using a data frame like this:

The month and mean_ride_type columns are character type; the mean_ride_count column is numeric type. The data repeats in the same way -- 4 mean_ride_type values per month -- for every month in a calendar year.

I can plot these lines using the following ggplot code:

I was working on the following problem in Python:

Paying the rent

You are moving to a new city for an internship for a few months and have to rent a house for that purpose.

You have to pay the full month's house rent even if you have lived for a few days for that month. i.e. if you start on 15th Jan and leave by 15th May, you still have to pay full rent for months of Jan and May too.

Your task is to find the months that you have to pay rent for so that you can write post-dated cheques to your landlord.

You will be given two dates as input and your task is to print all months between the dates including the months the dates are from.

The input will contain the two dates in a list as follows: [2017,1,1,2017,3,4] which corresponds to 1st Jan, 2017 and 4th March, 2017. This date is in the format(yyyy,mm,dd)

The output should contain a list with names of months you have to pay the rent for (the list should be sorted chronologically based on months, i.e May should come before August).

You can assume that there won't be more than 12 months between two dates.

What I did:

I had a list of dates that turned into week number and years using;

I want to be able to classify some events in R based on datetime criteria. I have two data sets the first one has the datetime and id of customer that have called a hotels corporate telephone line, and the other dataset has the datetime and customer id of all booking reservations for the same hotel.

Corporate line: