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I'm trying to make custom valueboxes in R Shiny. I've discovered how to change the color of the background, but something is making my value boxes stubby and leaving large gaps in between them. I'd like to display 3 on a line ideally, but even with a width of 4, they appear squished. How can I get them to have more of the red with just a small gap of white in between.

Below is a reproducible example as well as a screenshot.

I have 2 HMA on my chart. I will explain my setup. I have my chart open on H1. In which I have one HMA set to the H1. I then have a second HMA set to the H4 TF. I have been able to code them with no issue. What I am trying to do is fill the space between the 2 HMA. If H1 crosses above H4 then fill blue. If H4 cross above H1 fill yellow. So far, I am not able to get a solid fill. It shows up as bars.

I'm using AWS QuickSight to build a dashboard with analytics and metrics related to the usage of a system. I'm trying to visualize user's registration over time. I've created a parameter and control on my dashboard that allows the dashboard user to select 'Last N days' (7, 30, 60, 90, 180, 365 days), and I have an associated line chart that will plot the related data.

However the issue is that there are some days where no user's registered, and that leaves gaps of seemingly unreported data (in the line chart). What I would like to do is JOIN my current query on day with a query that returns a single field each row containing the last 365 days.

I'm working in overleaf, and the vertical lines I've inserted into my table (using tabular) are different lengths. I've attached code and a pic of the output.

Specifically, I'm wondering why the two lines on either side of the "year" column are longer than all the others and why they extend beyond the top and bottom horizontal lines. I'm also wondering why the vertical lines on either side of the other columns are not continuous (see the gaps under the horizontal line under each crop name and below the double horizontal line at the top of the table). If it's important, this table was generated using stargazer in RStudio. I manually added the vertical lines. Thanks!

I have some datetime ranges associated with values. I imagine the problem would be same for other ranges, such as integers.

The format of the .csv file is as below it has gaps in between as it gets data in packets. I want to plot the data with timestamp on the x-axis and sensor1 on the y-axis using matplotlib in python so is there a possibility.

This is the data in the CSV file so you can see 4 data points received 4 times this is being read at different time stamps. I tried approaching the normal way but it shows a blank plot.

This is the link to the CSV file. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17SIabIYYmSogOdeYTzpEwy9s2pZuVO3ghoChSSgGwAg/edit?usp=sharing

thanks in advance.

I have numpy array named data_saw that contains thousands of float numbers.

When visualized, it looks like this

My task is to shift down each element before gap by 180 (because each gap range here is around 180), so I will get continuous growing only line without gaps

I've ended up with looping through array and checking for a gap at every index (the last element is for comparison only and is not needed in further calculations, so it is just deleted after alignment):

I am trying to solve a "gaps and islands" by date issue I'm facing (kudos to Gordon Linoff helping me identify this issue). I want to group the below table by person, office and job while respecting order by person,from_date. consider the table below:

I am trying to learn Common Lisp with the book Common Lisp: A gentle introduction to Symbolic Computation. In addition, I am using SBCL, Emacs, and Slime.

By the end of chapter 10, on the advanced section there is this question:

10.9. Write a destructive function CHOP that shortens any non-NIL list to a list of one element. (CHOP '(FEE FIE FOE FUM)) should return (FEE).

This is the answer-sheet solution: