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I'm trying to suss out a problem I'm having. Basically, I have a text field for medical lab values, and I want it to display a symbol when out of range (out of normal medical limits) and another symbol when within normal range. These values are then used in formulae in another view in the app.

This is now my second post on this platform, so please forgive any posting faux pas, I'm trying to adhere to the rules as best as possible re: minimum reproducible and making sure my code is formatted properly in the posting. Here's what I have so far:

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I have been tasked on building a code using queues and a class in which you get three options:

1. Generates a new number
2. Calls on the first number of the queue and takes it out of the main queue(there is an auxiliary queue for that)
3. Shows the already called numbers

This is the class created:

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I'm trying to get a select element bound to a value for a custom object. The crux here is that the object property in question has a custom getter. The value is set as a number, but when accessed returns an associated value as a string. Why I do this is a long story.

So I have an object of key-value pairs making some options:

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I am trying to use DAX in Power BI and no matter how I try, I cannot seem to get this right.

My source data comprises of the output of a stored procedure in SQL that calculates the pass and fail rate of several validation checks against a set of raw data that also changes in row size daily. As such, my data for each day has the same number of validation check types and gives the total number of rows checked for each one as the same value - for example:

Table

Date Check Ref. Rows Passed Rows Failed Total Rows Checked 01/01/21 Check 1 20 200 220 01/01/21 Check 2 40 180 220 01/01/21 Check 3 60 160 220 01/01/21 Check 4 10 210 220 01/01/21 Check 5 15 205 220 02/01/21 Check 1 20 230 250 02/01/21 Check 2 200 50 250 02/01/21 Check 3 100 150 250 02/01/21 Check 4 40 210 250 02/01/21 Check 5 160 90 250 03/01/21 Check 1 290 10 300 03/01/21 Check 2 110 190 300 03/01/21 Check 3 25 275 300 03/01/21 Check 4 175 125 300 03/01/21 Check 5 20 280 300

etc. etc.

I want to be able to show in the report tab a KPI card that shows the number of rows checked on any particular day (e.g. 220 on 01/01/21) and a cumulative (running) total of any dates I select (e.g. if I selected 02/01/21 and 03/01/21, I would expect to see 550)

I have tried to create a quick measure to divide the sum of total rows checked by the count of the date (which I am thinking should equal 5) - this works for single dates - but when I select multiple dates in a filter, I just get an average of the values. The same occurs when I try and do a running count by date and average sum of total rows checked.

The only way I have been able to get it to work is by giving each of the validation checks an index from 1 to 5 and then creating two quick measures, firstly to give me the value of the number of rows checked on any given day and then creating a running total measure filtering on date and the earlier dimension measure created:

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Right now I have a sidebar that minimizes and expands along with the content beside it. This is wrapped around a main wrapper component such that I can pass any content/component.

However, if the content is too long the sidebar height will not adjust. I have tried setting the height and min-height and it didn't do anything.

Things I have tried/have thought about:

• Faux columns however I am not sure to implement it in my use-case.
• Make the sidebar fixed however I am not sure how will the content (children of the main wrapper) will adjust if the sidebar is minimized/expanded.

Here is what is happening right now.

Here is the sandbox link: Sidebar Codesandbox

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Newbie here, but I've tried to do my due diligence before posting. Apologies for any unintentional faux pas.

I'm acquiring data from an oscilloscope in the form of a Voltage vs. Time series. The time bins are 0.8nano seconds wide. I run multiple 'data capture' cycles. A single capture will have a fixed number of samples, and between 5 to 15 gaussian peaks with the exact number of peaks being unknown. The gaussian peaks have a relatively constrained FWHM (between 2 and 3 nanoseconds), a varying peak height, and a random arrival time (i.e centroid position is not periodic).

I've been using Python to fit gaussians to this data and have had some success using the scipy.optimise library and also with the astropy library. Code using scipy.optimise is included below. I can fit multiple gaussians but a key step in my code is providing a "guess" for number of peaks, and for each peak an estimate of the centroid positions, peak height, and peak widths. Is there a way to generalise this code and not have to provide a 'guess'? If I relax the conditions in the 'guess' the fits lose quality. I know that the peaks will be gaussians with a well constrained width, but would like to generalise the code to fit peak centroids and peak heights in any given data capture.

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I'm trying to implement a rather complicated form that has and date picker and input which the user can add multiple of (or delete). That data then gets added to the overall form on submit. How do I get react-hook-forms to register that little dynamic faux form within the real form?

Here's the faux form inputs:

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Pretty stuck ! I made a custom post type for my WP back office :

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