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An utility library for collecting user-centric performance metrics. Why? • Usage • API • Credits.
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- Record all events from the stream
- Creates a new API reporter .
- Collects a LPC entry in a ldp page .
- Collects time changes from the last time in time .
- Observes the history changes to the browser history .
- collects metrics from the passed - in time
- Get a list of entries
- measures the performance of a measure
- Calculate the score of an array .
- Return the input delays that are in the same time .
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I have following query to start of with:
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 11:34In Standard SQL, you can use first_value()
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QUESTION
I am trying to search for 3 letter target words and replace them with corrected 3 letter words.
e.g. CHI - SHA as a single cell entry (with hyphen) to be replaced with "ORD -" etc.
There will be instances where the target word is part of a word pair within a cell, e.g. CHI - SHA.
The code below works to capture all of the cases but I realized that when the the cell is e.g. XIANCHI - SHA it would also correct the part "CHI -" resulting in XIANORD - SHA.
How can I limit the fndlist to skip the target letters if they are part of a longer word?
Sample
- CHI - (single cell entry) converts to ORD -
- CHI - PVG (one cell) converts to ORD - PVG
- XIANCHI - PVG converts to XIANORD - PVG (error)
If I use lookat:xlwhole the code would only catch the CHI - case but not the pair but if I use xlpart it will catch the pair CHI - PVG but also corrects any word it finds with that element.
thanks for any help
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Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 20:29Edit: I wanted to give you something a bit more complete. In the below code, I used a separate function that creates a map between before and after values. This cleans up the code because now all of these values are stored in one place (also easier to maintain). I use this object to then create the search pattern, since a regular expression can search for multiple patterns at once. Finally, I use the dictionary to return the replacement value. Try this revised code, and see if it better meets your use case.
I ran quick performance test to see if it performed better/worse than built-in VBA replace function. In my test, I used only three of the possibilities in my regular expression search/replace, and I ran a test against 103k rows. It performed equally as well as a built-in search and replace using only one value. The search and replace would have had to be re-run for each of the search values.
Let me know if this helps.
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Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 14:51margin-top:auto
will work if you add the d-flex flex-column
classes to parent container.
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