I'm making a survey in Qualtrics with a matrix table. I want to have six options across the top, with one of them separated from the rest by a vertical line (or alternatively, more white space). How can I do this? Concretely it would look like
(Hate) (Don't like) (Ambivalent) (like) (love) | (Don't know)
across the top, with the column separator extending down the matrix table.
Do a web search on: Qualtrics Add Vertical Line Before Last Matrix Column
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I would like to create a table which explains different cases for electrical phenomena in separate columns. Therefore, I'd like to have a description for each case in the first row, some LaTeX formulas in the second row, some animated diagrams in the third row, further LaTeX formulas, more diagrams etc. The last row should have a single cell, which spans all three columns, and contains an interactive animation where the students can choose from the explained cases and play around with parameters. However, I do not know how to get it all together without leaving the markdown or Python environment.
Alternatively, is there some widget which can contain markdown/LaTeX?
Kind regards,
-Domme
I am receiving currency as a string from an API, and it looks like this : "USD 10,000.00", I can have "USD 10.00" etc.. What I want to accomplish is to align the currency ISO code to the left of my table, and the value to the right - not the column right, but the longest string right, as shown in the example below.
Image of the desired solution
The table flexes so that all columns are the same size, and that is why I need this functionality. My thoughts for now are that the total sum will always be the widest element and we need to get it's width, but since my framework restricts onload() methods, I can't wait for the total element to render, thus giving me 0 for offsetWidth when I load the table for the first time. Any ideas, thoughts?
You could split the formatted currency into two parts with a regex, and then use two columns to display the formatted amount, with text in the currency code column left justified, and text in the numbers column right justified.
I just started using bootstrap.. i am trying to create a page with three column.
The middle column then needs to split into further ten rows. Each row will then have corresponding php echos
I have added the code on what i am doing on this page
http://www.bootply.com/BYbAeQUSsB#
I need to know if this is the right way of making rows in a column or is there another efficient way. i need to be responsive.
I want to display image dynamically in a list. I have two columns in a list. The first column contains some numerical values and other contains smiley icon. My requirement is, if number in first column is greater than 50, I want happy smiley to be appear in a second column in a list, and sad smiley for less than 50 number. Currently I use hyperlink column to display image in a list. And I am adding image manualy.
I am looking forward, if it is possible to automatically display image based on first column number. Something like calculated columns. Lets say,
HyperLink/Picture Formula:
column =IF([someNumer]>50, "href = c:\Test\happySmiley.ico", "href= c:\Test\happySad.ico" )
I was wondering if we could do something like this, or any other suggestion is appreciated..
You are looking for KPI indicators.
You can also find great overview here:
How to create a SharePoint KPI column
And also check similar question on SPSE:
Make all KPI Status Icons in diamond shape
I have a QTableWidget that is used to display lots of data, basically derived from a function f(a,b). All a values go into the horizontal header, all b values into the vertical header and all f(a,b) into the corresponding cell.
The columns should be sortable. When a user clicks a column, all values in that column are sorted and all other columns are also "synchronized", since whole rows are sorted (using the clicked column as a sort criterium).
This works. Except for the "header column", the vertical header. The vertical header does not change, it does not synchronize with the reorganized rows. Is this the intended behaviour? Is it a bug in my code? How do I make the vertical header sort, too? Or do I need to add my b's to an ordinary column?
edit: I solved it now by making the header column an ordinary column. Though, I would still be interested in why the vertical header does not sort with the other columns.
Try to use QTableView instead of QTableWidget.
And use QAbstractTableModel for computing f(a,b)