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CATEGORY DESC AMOUNT
50200105 Sub Contractor - SLW 1000
50200205 Sub Contractor - Meal Operator - SLW 0
50200305 Sub Contractor - Garbage - SLW 2000
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Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 06:49Lets achieve you output somehow with so many let ;)
let - you are trying to group by results with the last part of value in your column - DESCRIPTION.
Let - you are ok with keeping the MIN value from the CATEGORY column among the group.
Now- try this below query. Just trying to help you somehow :)
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I am trying to set up custom angle/frequency halftone screensets with ghostscript and ran into a peculiar problem. The resulting output contains black dots where there should be none.
As a reproducer I found this code:
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 10:55As noted by @KenS this was a bug in ghostscript that has been resolved.
QUESTION
I have a spreadsheet with data in columns A, B, and C (small sample shown below).
If Columns E and F I have a list of every potential combination of A and B, in addition to some values which were not used
Column G sums the values of column C, where E&F is the same as A&B
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Answered 2018-Oct-27 at 10:34Just read the documentation to Query() and the GSheet's subset of SQL, what you need is the GROUP BY clause. Another solution that might work immediately is a Pivot Table.
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I have two-column table called Billing which looks like this:
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Answered 2017-Dec-18 at 18:42Something like this should do it:
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I've been asked to open some old PostScript files created in the 90s on a Sun. I've tried GhostView, ImageMagick, InkScape, Gimp, Okular... and they all turn out a blank page, as does sending the file to a printer.
I've written a PS driver for a printer in the... 80s, so I'm understandably very rusty in the language.
Is there a way to get error messages when opening the file ? More generally, how can I debug PS files, such as single stepping ?
Here's a condensed version of one of the files I'm trying to open ( I removed several thousands of repetitive lines).
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Answered 2017-Apr-11 at 07:15The PostScript file in question (and by the comment from the original poster, similar files) starts with a '270 rotate'.
This moves the marking content of the program by rotation around the 0,0 co-ordinate, which is not the centre of the page, its the lower left corner. The result of this is that the marking operations then take place 'off the page' resulting in a blank page. The program should include a 'translate' to move the origin either before or after rotation, so that the marking operations are moved back onto the area of the media.
Level 1 PostScript often relied upon 'just knowing' the characteristics of a device, so such tricks were not uncommon back then.
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