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QUESTION
I am designing an inventory management app for a company with multiple locations. Each location shares the same base set of products, but the number of products that are in-stock at each location differs by store.
I have created a basic wireframe of what the database would look like here:
https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/49paZZocLknGr23Woabp7Q/1
Here are the tables and some sample data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 20:34Use an IF()
expression to test whether the linked column was found.
To get the location names in all rows, add a cross join with locations
that isn't dependent on whether the product is in stock there.
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I would like to develop a custom rule for Outlook 2010 to filter the email. The expected result using regex shall be:
Subject :
[ABC]
--> create inbox folderABC
I have turned on the macro at the Trust Center. When it comes to the implementation and testing, this flow cannot be triggered.
Would you please tell me how to trigger the macro?
Here is my code written in VBA
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 08:48You need to run your code in following method - this method is triggered, when the new mail is coming
Do not hardtyping method, but choose from declaration list, see picture :
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I need to extract the mg quantity from data that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-14 at 18:211) sub Match everything before 1-3 digits followed by mg followed by anything else and replace that with the match to the capture group (parenthesized portion) consisting of the digits and mg:
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I have a list of diagnoses and I'd like to group them according to keywords. So, if one of the keywords in ref[[1]]
is found in mh$prb
, then mh$group
gets a 1. The problem I'm running into with grepl
is that some of my keywords are getting matched and others are not--even when they are present. I have the keywords in ref
such that:
To assign the diagnosis group I did the following using this example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-13 at 19:19What is causing the problem is the way your ref variable is defined. When you have the or specified like "| bipolar", grep is looking for a space followed by the word "bipolar" thus you are missing all matches where the condition is the first word. To fix, try using "|bipolar" (will find the condition in compound words) or "|bipolar " (will find as separate words except the last word in the sentence).
Now to bulk fix the "ref" variable without manually removing all of the extra spaces, you can use grep. | is a special character and needs to be double escaped.
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