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If you want to match attributes with single-quoted arguments you can use

The error implies that it can't find a range to work with. As we are working with a table, the .Columns(2) wont work.

This part hints that you have a table that your are trying to sort.

There's two approaches that I can think of now, to solve this:

1. Sort a regular range by custom list

We can remove the table by:

1. Click on the table
2. Go to design tab
3. Convert to Range

Then your originally code will work (Changed Key1:=.Columns(2)):

This will work:

You can make the substitution in the SQL query itself, by combining your desired prefix with a substring of the column, taken from the sixth character to the end.

Here's a pure Sqlite example:

Note that git commit --amend does not modify a commit; instead, it makes a new-and-improved commit and stops using the old-and-lousy one. This distinction matters if anyone else, or any other branch, has access to the original commit, because they won't switch over to the new-and-improved commit. The new commit has a new and different hash ID; all the users of the old commit are using the old hash ID, which is unchanged. For these reasons, the fact that the date changes is usually unimportant.

That said: There are two timestamps in each commit:

• the author date, and
• the committer date.

When using git commit, with or without --amend, you can use --date= to specify the author date, but there's no flag for specifying the committer date.

Fortunately, there are two environment variables that you can set that override both committer and author dates. These are GIT_AUTHOR_DATE and GIT_COMMITTER_DATE. They accept the same date formats that --date accepts, and that git show --pretty=fuller shows for both the dates, for instance.

Using either eval (which is a bit dangerous in general) or env, we can have sh/bash-compatible shells do this for us as a one-liner:

Since you didn't provide us with markup I assumed your markup would look somewhat like below :

HTML

I am getting None as the output.

This happens when l2.val == l1.val. This is a case that is not captured by any if in your code, and so prehead.next is executed. But that next attribute never received a value other than the initial value, which I suppose is set to None by the ListNode constructor.

There are the following issues:

• The last if should really be an else, as you want to capture the above described case in one of those two blocks. As both these blocks (the if block and now else block) end with a return, there should be no possibility to ever get to return prehead.next: that statement can be removed. That also means that prehead is never read after its next attribute is assigned a value, and therefore serves no purpose.

• return MergeTwoLists(l1.next,l2) is not correct. You need to assign the returned value to l1.next. And to avoid that you mutate the input lists, you should first make a new node with the value at l1 and assign to that new node's next attribute. The same is true for the mirrored situation.

• The first base case is not necessary, as it is covered by the next.

As ListNode was not given, I add the definition that I will use in the corrected code:

Using .replace() will be better in this case:

You can read from the database with code, then shuffle the list to randomize it and then generate the agents with their characteristics.