data_table | ruby class that provides spreadsheet operations | Data Visualization library

You could use user variables -

First off, consider posting this over at https://codereview.stackexchange.com/ to get an extensive review of your code, because there is a lot that could be done better. Two suggestions for now:

1. Avoid hard coding HTML inside your JS (this question is a first good step)

2. There is normally no need to give everything a unique ID. Instead you usually can reference everything in relation to each other, possibly with help of classes. For example, the edit/save/delete buttons can look up which table row their in to find the elements they needs.

In this specific case you could clone the existing select from the HTML:

Wait until the element you try to click is present and click the not the :

I don't see any overt issues in this code, but it is quite verbose. Both logic branches are identical save for the completed boolean value assigned. When updating arrays in React it is common to use functional state updates to make the shallow copy of the previous state, not whatever state may be closed over in the callback scope.

Example:

The problem was that I wasn't installed the package google-cloud-bigquery-storage inside the pod so I was using the google-cloud-bigquery package to perform the download.

Did you try using (if) condition with the button?

I'm going to assume you have a good reason not to use the code generator for this particular query, the main reason usually being that your schema is dynamic.

So, the correct way to write your query is this:

About your following goal,

This problem, in my opinion, is different from merely filtering the spreadsheet based on a column value, as described here. I want to fetch only those rows of a spreadsheet that are not hidden. The default API call to fetch content of a spreadsheet (see my code above) fetches all the rows, even those that have manually been hidden and hence are not visible for people opening the spreadsheet via a link.

My sample script retrieves the showing rows from the sheet with the hidden rows using Query Language. So, about I want to fetch only those rows of a spreadsheet that are not hidden., this can be achieved by the sample script. From The default API call to fetch content of a spreadsheet (see my code above) fetches all the rows, even those that have manually been hidden and hence are not visible for people opening the spreadsheet via a link., I thought that you have tried to use Sheets API. In this case, all rows are retrieved even when the hidded rows are existing.

And from read them into a pandas dataframe., I thought that your goal can be achieved by modifying the sample script of this answer.

So, in order to achieve your goal, the sample script is as follows.

If you are familiar with SQL, this problem would have easily solved with its flexible JOIN statements. In MS SQL Server, you can solve your problem like this: