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I have a dataframe with encoded survey answers in the answer column und the keys as one string in a character column:

I have this extremely messed up dataframe:

I have an array, say @array1 = qw(abc def ghi jkl).

Now, I want to use this array in a way that elements are shifted 1 by 1, but that shifting takes place virtually, and not in the array.

Like, "shift" will shift the elements and remove them from the array. But, I don't want those elements to be removed.

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I am trying to extract some text from a string, in which I need to use a two level matching.

I have a string like

Summary:

I am needing to =VLOOKUP different column numbers based on the outcome of a =RIGHT statement. My current formula performs this as expected, but isn't easily scalable should I need to add more potential outcomes of the =RIGHT statement. Is there any way to scale this effectively?

Use Case:

I have a formula that inserts either "Use 1", "Use 2", "Use 3", "Use 4" or "Unknown", into Column A. Column B then need to perform a =VLOOKUP, which will vary depending on what the last character is in column A and return a different column number. For example, if cell A1 contains the text "Use 1", I will need to return the 2nd column in the =VLOOKUP. If cell A2 contains "Use 4", I will need to return the 8th column in the =VLOOKUP (the column number is non-linear).

Current Code:

=IFS(RIGHT(A2,1)="1",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,2,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="2",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,4,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="3",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,5,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="4",VLOOKUP(B2,'Table2'!A:I,8,FALSE),RIGHT(A2,1)="N","NotFound")

Example Table using above code:

• Code Table

• Table2

Conclusion:

The above example works fine for the previous use case, but I am trying to make this scalable without needing to edit the formula every time the Check column may get new additions (such as "Use 5" or "Use 12". Is there any way of doing this practically? My thought was to use a separate table to =VLOOKUP the column number (so I would only need to edit this table and not the formulas each time), but it appears I am unable to use a different =VLOOKUP for the COL_INDEX_NUM portion of the initial =VLOOKUP. Any help with this would be appreciated. I am using MSO 365.

I am trying to setup a typing where I want a specific type to be resolved from an object property:

I am having three association tables back to back. That means item_level_1 have many item_level_2 and item_level_2 have many item_level_3. I used a search query to find any parent or child having a name containing the search text. That means if I type abc, then I need to return all parent or child with full details(parents and children). But in my case, if item_level_3 has abc in the name, it returns the parent details, but it just only returns the specific child with abc from item_level_3. I need to return all children inside item_level_3 where the same parent.

I am using MySQL database in AWS with node

I checked https://sequelize.org/master/manual/eager-loading.html#complex-where-clauses-at-the-top-level and tried different combinations. But not help. I might miss something. But I cannot find it.

I am taking a database of statuses and creating the statuses as columns in order to count how many records from a network exist in each status. I'd love to sort the results based on the Partnered column DESC, but I can't figure out how or where to do that??

Here's my code:

I have a pandas dataframe with multiple columns, which looks like the following:

I only want to keep ids that have rows against all the values for the column Mode. An example would look like this:

I have already tried doing so by using the following code: