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Help me understand why you need to pass your Contact object to Format-Table. This is basically destroying the Contact Object itself. Format-Table is just a way to layout a PSObject to the PS Host, once you pass an object to this function said object will lose all its properties and methods.

I'll show you an example of what I mean with an AD User Object.

Without Format-Table:

The only part that disagrees with MySQL's date literal format is the 'Z' at the end.

Could you try with:

The error is because Cells(lastrow, 1) does not take as parent the ActiveSheet "Erledigt", but the worksheet, in which the event code resides. So the Range and the Cells have different parents... To have the same parent worksheet, it should be indicated explicitly, by rewriting this part: Range(Cells(lastrow, 1), Cells(lastrow, 13)).Select

to this:

You're getting bitten by a combination of factors:

1. You aren't keying the items correctly. Keying by index in the list does not uniquely identify that item because the item indices will change when they get moved around.
2. The checked attribute only determines the initial checked state of the checkbox. Adding or removing this attribute has no effect on the checkbox after it is already created.

Vue's DOM patching algorithm tries to re-use existing DOM nodes whenever possible. When items get moved around, Vue will add or remove the checked attribute from the checkbox at the new index, which will not change the checked state of the checkbox.

There are 2 ways to fix it:

1. (Recommended) Use a key which always uniquely identifies the given item, even when it is moved around in the list. The v-for index won't work because the index will change. By doing this, Vue will preserve the that corresponds to that item, thus preserving its checked state.

   For some deliberate reason, Vue does not allow using the object instance as the key, which would be perfect in this situation, so you have to maintain a key for each item manually; a Symbol will work.

Use memcpy. You might be tempted to use reinterpret_cast, but then you can easily end up with undefined behavior (for instance due to alignment issues). Also, pass a vector by a const reference:

Your data is encoded as UTF-8, which means that you sometimes have to look at more than one byte to get one character. The easiest way to do this is probably to decode your string into a sequence of bytes, and then decode those bytes into a string. Python has built-in features for both:

value = bytes.fromhex("54 C3 BC").decode("utf-8")

Adding the id in var object fixed the issue.