I would like to import the following "item-id" to my google sheets
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how can i do this?
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I have a data from https://bando.tphcm.gov.vn/ogis
I can't import a hidden div tag.
I want import all data to Google Sheets.
Content from this website is loaded dynamically via script, which makes it unreachable via formulas like IMPORTXML.
You can check that by disabling JavaScript and refreshing the page: you'll get the following message:
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The content doesn't seem to be accessible via UrlFetchApp either.
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I am doing a CV project and going through the raw videos, trying to make a class that supports playing video in slicing __getitem__ function, like class[0] will return info of the first video and also play it inline in JupyterNotebook, so I can check what's in the video manually.
I tried:
from IPython.display import Video
class MyClass():
...(where I load the video list and other info)
def __getitem__(self, index):
Video(data=file_path[index], embed=True, mimetype='mp4')
but the seems it does not work.
Got the answer, just use the display function.
from IPython.display import display, Video
display(Video(data=file_path))
In Google Slides, text or images can be hyperlinked. I want to embed variables in the document i.e {{first_name}} into an url i.e http://sample.com/1235?person-name={{first_name}}. I've tried and failed to make this work, but wonder if anyone else has had success. If so, I would be grateful for your guidance. Thanks!
You may import object(as excel file) with in your presentation.
Initially tried it using pdfkit, but it doesn't support #page so the styles which are given for printed documents are not included in the result. Can someone provide an alternative for the above issue? Thanks in advance.
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I am working reverse engineering an MS Access 2010 database in order to recreate it as an SSIS/SSRS solution. There a bunch of import and export specifications that I would like to document without resorting to a bunch of screen shots.
With the assistance of this blog post I was able to get some XML for some of the imports and exports.
Unfortunately, I am only getting the imports and exports (eight of them) found when clicking on External Data > Saved Imports...
I have another 26 import specs that I can get to when I click on the Advanced button from within the Import Text Wizard dialog box and then the Specs button in the Import Specification dialog box.
How can get XML for the specs embedded in the Import Text Wizard like I can for those under Saved Imports? Can I transfer them to Saved Imports somehow? Or is my only option to load each spec within the Import Text Wizard and take a screen shot of it?
Thanks,
Noel
These Import/Export specifications are stored in two system tables: MSysIMEXSpecs and MSysIMEXColumns.
To display them:
Right-click on the header in the navigation pane and choose Navigation Options...
In the Navigation Options window check the Show System Objects box and click Ok
(courtesy of https://superuser.com/questions/268077/how-do-i-view-system-tables-for-a-mdb-in-access-2010)
Or create a query like this:
SELECT MSysIMEXSpecs.SpecName, MSysIMEXColumns.*
FROM MSysIMEXColumns INNER JOIN MSysIMEXSpecs
ON MSysIMEXColumns.SpecID = MSysIMEXSpecs.SpecID