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I'm using templates to explicitly declare and allow read access to specific data.

I have a nested dictionary with lists that I'm trying to access the record in the dictionary that contains the value of my search_id variable.

Without knowing index number of the list how would I access the node with an id that ='C0.N.01.B'

I've taken only a single record from the nested dictionary to illustrate the issue, but there are thousands so I can't just point to the index or key/value without using the variable.

I've tried a lot more than the comments below, but I rewrote the code to be minimal and reproducible.

I've been attempting to web scape some detail from the following website, but I'm unable to figure out how to access the class, id, and class type for the following object below.

I have script where I need to loop through a value array and a support array and then once that value has been analyzed, remove it from the array and its corresponding value from the same index in the support array.

I have added an additional subroutine to remove the item that loops through the array and adds each value to a new one exlcudiung the value no longer needed but I get an error when trying to return that array back to the Main Sub.

The Error is "Variable uses an automation type not supported in VB" but I think the issue is more systemic and I am not returning the array back to the main sub correctly.

How should I return the new array back into the main sub?

Below is my Code:

I have the following bits of code that creates a toplevel window and parses a dictionary into a Text widget:

I have a sticky header which utilizes IntersectionObserver to gain a class when stuck, which then hides a few elements and reduces the size of the logo. Of course, when the height of the header shrinks, so does the scroll height, and so if you scroll down just enough to shrink the header, it shrinks, then realizes it's no longer stuck so grows, but that cause it to shrink again, so it grows, and so on in an infinite loop. This seems to be most egregious in Chrome, but I've seen it happen in Firefox as well (though Firefox seems to recognize what's happening and sorts itself out).

I've tried numerous things, including a setTimeout() to delay when the class gets removed, adding equivalent margin-bottom to the header when it shrinks, displaying a hidden element with a height of the shrunk space, but nothing seems to fix this problem.

I know I've seen this on other sites before as well, and I suspect this is just a systemic problem with shrinking headers, but is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I'm out of ideas.

I have a meet the team page created, I had the read more buttons working but they have broke on me and I am unsure how to fix them. I believe it might be just one or two lines of code that might need changing.

I have posted the code snippet down below, the JavaScript should be fine, the issue most likely lies in the HTML as I updated that and they broke later on.

I have a list of different element types (extracted from a column from a dataframe) that I would like to convert to the same element type (integers). The dataframe looks like this:

Because some rows under column "Systemic Banking Crisis (starting date)" only have one year, while others have several, the extracted list ends up looking like this:

[1994, 1990, nan, '1980, 1989, 1995, 2001', 1994, nan, 2008, 1995, 1987, nan, 1995, 2008, nan,...]

The countries that have multiple years (multiple banking crises) are in a string, while the countries with only one year are a integer. I would like to turn the data into panel data by looping through each country and making a dummy variable running from 1970 to 2019 that takes the value 1 if there is a banking crisis and 0 if not. To do this I have run the following code:

I am using this code to minimise the form to the tray when the X button is pressed