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I have the following folder structure

Getting a weird problem with left aligning a Shapes to a range of cells. It seems to work when there is no ListObject on the sheet, but when a ListObject is present the left alignment slowly 'creeps' to the right such that after about 20 columns the shape is visibly out of alignment with the cell.

If you paste the below into a module in a new workbook then run it once and all the shapes should be aligned. Then uncomment the line that creates the ListObject and run again - the shapes move to the right.

Hope someone has an idea on a fix and/or hack!

I want to test an Angular service which contains my logic. I will simplify my case in order to make it straightforward :

I have logic$ which is what I want to test, it is bound to data$, another observable

I want to create a webpage that posts onto itself text inserted into an input field, using CSS to stylize said text once it becomes part of the page. However, I don't know how to refer to it with a CSS selector. I've done what every HTML-newb tries when encountering a problem and wrapped both the form code and PHP statement in classified DIVs, however, the computer visibly doesn't know what I'm trying to address. Likewise, wrapping the PHP statement in paragraph tags doesn't apply to it the stylization said tags are associated with.

For Reference, Form & PHP Code:

Currently, I am working on a Boot Sequence in Python for a larger project. For this specific part of the sequence, I need to access a .JSON file (specs.json), establish it as a dictionary in the main program. I then need to take a value from the .JSON file, and add 1 to it, using it's key to find the value. Once that's done, I need to push the changes to the .JSON file. Yet, every time I run the code below, I get the error:

I am making a code generation utility for my application, and I have a problem - I don't know how can I replace a method's parameter with a variable created inside it.

Example:

a) Code before code-generation:

In my Nextjs web application, one of my pages has two functions that allow for emails to be added or removed from an array using nextjs's useState().

I have an API js file which I call with a POST method, passing in an array of objects which each contains a site url (about 26 objects or urls) as the body, and with the code below I loop through this array (sites) , check if each object url returns a json by adding to the url the "/items.json" , if so push the json content into another final array siteLists which I send back as response.

The problem is for just 26 urls, this API call takes more than 5 seconds to complete, am I doing it the wrong way or is it just the way fetch works in Node.js?

const sites content looks like:

I have a Vue app which does a little localStorage and server check on app load, to determine where to initially route the user.

This is in the App's main entry component, in the created() hook

My problem is that the default / route's Component visibly loads first, then the server call and everything happens which causes the user the route to their correct location

How can I delay the rendering of the initial component until my app's main component created() method completes, and then purposely navigates the user to the correct route?