tabular | Python tabular data package

I’m using R to prepare data to input into a model (written in Fortran, compiled into an .exe).

The model requires a text file as input which I'm generating using R. In the end it’s mostly just a list of variables (like ‘VARIABLE_X = 0.6’). The value of these variables is based on some processing I'm doing in R. An example on how the generated text file partly looks like;

I am using this template in my overleaf Report:

https://www.overleaf.com/project/60c75f5e234ec24080f0ea6a

If link is not accesible here is the code:

I couldn't find the what bim stands for in .bim file extension in SSAS tabular model. I did some search on google and SSAS documents, and couldn't find any information?

My concern would look a smaller one, but, I am afraid that when I start working real world, and failed to know what bim stands for in .bim. Could any one please help me find this information.

Thank you for me your valuable time.

I have a NET like (exemple from here)

I'm working in overleaf, and the vertical lines I've inserted into my table (using tabular) are different lengths. I've attached code and a pic of the output.

Specifically, I'm wondering why the two lines on either side of the "year" column are longer than all the others and why they extend beyond the top and bottom horizontal lines. I'm also wondering why the vertical lines on either side of the other columns are not continuous (see the gaps under the horizontal line under each crop name and below the double horizontal line at the top of the table). If it's important, this table was generated using stargazer in RStudio. I manually added the vertical lines. Thanks!

I need to write a query in SSAS Tabular model where I have a table with a column AREA with some 17 values. I need to write a query where I check if all the values of the AREA column are selected then it should consider the value as "WORLDWIDE". How to do this in if condition? What are the ways to achieve this?

I am attempting to write a tabular result (columns and rows of data) from an API call into an Excel range / table.

I managed to get it working, but I'd like for this to be dynamic across data sets (my data sets can be any shape with differing field names). As can be seen in the image, I don't necessarily know that the output is 3 columns of data, but I would want to get this from the JsonResult object (it forms part of the object, but I don't know how to access / reference it).

The object also contains the column names of the data which I would like written to Excel as well (as headings), but I don't know how.

Finally I'd like to write the row data to Excel as well, but I don't know how to access these values without specific reference to them (e.g. "company_code").

TO SUMMARISE: The items in yellow in the screenshot as well as the column / field names should be dynamically read from the JsonResult object.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

JsonResult in text: "[{"company_code":"ABC","employee_code":"5","is_exception":"0"},{"company_code":"ABC","employee_code":"8","is_exception":"1"}]"

My code snippet (if it helps):

I feel the need to get the column names and data types of the table returned by any function that has a 'record' return data type, because...

A key process in an existing SQL Server-based system makes use of a stored procedure that takes a user-defined function as a parameter. An initial step gets the column names and types of the table returned by the function that was passed as a parameter.

In Postgres 13 I can use pg_proc.prorettype and the corresponding pg_type to find functions that return record types...that's a start. I can also use pg_get_function_result() to get the string containing the information I need. But, it's a string, and while I ultimately will have to assemble a very similar string, this is just one application of the info. Is there a tabular equivalent containing (column_name, data_type, ordinal_position), or do I need to do that myself?

Is there access to a composite data type the system may have created when such a function is created?

One option that I think will work for me, but I think it's a little weird, is to:

I'm trying to parse tabular content out of some html elements and arrange them in customized manner so that I can write them accordingly in a csv file later.

The table looks almost exactly like this.

Html elements are like (truncated):