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I figured out that the $imageFile2 path has 2 filenames in it. It must be that two met the Get-ChildItem/Where-Object/match criteria. The images look identical, but have similar names, so will be easy to process. After I split the names, it does FromFile ok.

df it's a string, not a dataframe, you should create a dataframe with the results of the API query and then you could use de dataframe methods.

You can create a list with the results and then initialize the dataframe witht it.

The linked CodePen is using vis.js v4.21.0 which was released in October 2017 and is now deprecated as per https://github.com/almende/vis. The issue described at https://github.com/almende/vis/issues/3616 is occurring in this older version. This causes visibility: hidden; to be added to the visualization elements inline CSS.

Two ways to resolve this:

Update from the depreciated vis.js v4.21.0 to the latest version. After vis.js was depreciated the components were split into separate modules, the module for the timeline being vis-timeline at https://github.com/visjs/vis-timeline.

As per the GitHub example the JavaScript and CSS sources should be updated. Updating these on the CodePen displays the timeline.

Using loops and functions can help you make this code quite a bit shorter and eliminate a lot of the need for copy+pasted if/else. Here's a quick rewrite of the initial quiz section with the outline of a main() function to give you the idea:

First you need to put the code inside scripter.py inside a function, for example:

After using clr.AddReference() I was able to solve the problem. My problem was that I got a duplicate of the paramete I wanted to pass by using AddReferenceToFileAndPath().

It adds the reference and copies the reference to sys.path, which caused the problem.

The first step would be to look at where/what this TRP_ConDetail is mapped to, because nothing in that name correlates with an UPCHKD table. Since there are no attributes in the entity class other than [Key], the two places to check will be in the DbContext itself (hrmsEntity) for the OnModelCreating() method, or looking for a class in the solution of type EntityTypeConfiguration which would indicate which Table or View in the database this entity is mapped to. This would also reveal any properties pointing to the "Earned" column that have been renamed for the class.

Given you mention his code is only pulling "D03" values, my hunch would be that the TRP_ConDetail is a view because there is no filtering code logic going on in that code you pasted. That code is mapping an entity to either a table or a view and outputting the entire set. There may be a view in the database called TRP_ConDetail where you would find something like WHERE UPCHKD.EARNED = 'D03' which you would extend to include you "D03B" value.

HOWEVER, keep in mind if that is how the system was implemented, it is a warning that this would be a very bad design as if you make that change it will impact everywhere that this TRP_ConDetail DbSet is referenced. Any other code that was expecting only D03 would now receive both D03 and D03B so this may very well introduce bugs in other areas of the system. Filtering rules in underlying views should be avoided unless it is very core-level globally applied rules for exactly this reason. Normally what you would expect to see is filtering done in the Linq expression:

For example if the view simply combined this UPCHKD and maybe some related data where a field like "Earned" was part of the view, then the Linq query in that area of the code would have looked more like:

Using space can export mutiple tables.

Maybe awk.