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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)):

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As of 6.0 you can simply append the CSVs to same table one by one given the table has designated timestamp and partitioned it will work.

If your CSVs are huge I think batching them in transactions with few million rows will be better than offloading billions at once.

Depending of how much data you have and your box memory you need to partition in a way that single partition fits memory several times. So you choose if you want daily or monthly partitions.

Once you decide with partitioning you can speed up the upload if you able to upload day by day batches (or month by month) from all CSVs.

You will not need to rebuild the table every time you add an instrument, table will be rewritten automatically partition by partition when you insert records out of order.

You can use multi terms aggregation along with cardinality aggregation if you want to get unique documents based on site_id and maid

After some experimenting, I realized it's because there's a h1 tag inside of . It isn't mentioned in the docs but it looks like looks for specific child components. Adding in elements like span or div without using the component bugs it out.

There are still imperfections to get exit looking perfect, but I've added a Codesandbox link that should unblock you.

Codesandbox here

P.S. framer-motion is a neat library thanks for sharing! Never knew it existed.

They are intended to be a near drop-in replacement for strstream (except with proper bounds checking). As such, they will have the exact same use cases. When you have an existing buffer that you want to stream into/outof.

The ability to move a std::string into stringstreams added in C++20 eliminated the use case when the existing buffer is in a std::string. But sometimes you just have a naked char const* with a known length.

You need to pick up a session cookie then make a request to an additional endpoint. sid needs to be dynamically picked up as well.

You could use a dictionary comprehension. Loop over all the forecasts which have class daily-weather-list-item, then extract date from the datetime attribute of the time tags, and use those as keys; associate the keys with the maxmin info.