Tabelle In Excel

[Kayleigh Telega]

WhenI copy a table from Confluence to Excel, the rows get split in the excel document if I have bulleted lines or if I have separate lines (one line, enter, another line). As a result, I have to manually copy and paste the information from other cells/rows to contain it in one row manually.

We do have the "Export to CSV" feature included in our macros (Table Filter, Pivot Table, Table Transformer and Table Spreadsheet) - I'm talking about the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app that we develop.

@Lloyd Bullard - I use Table Capture to export it to Google Sheets as that is the only possible option in the free version. It is a bit of a work after we export to Google Sheets but still saves time compared to doing it manually.

@Stiltsoft support - I am not able to try your application as we use SSO and it does not accept the email address I input. Moreover, we are not on Cloud and that could also be why I am not able to use your app.

With a bit of programming, you can overcome these limitations. On the Stata Blog, I have posted a short do-file that exports the table by tabulate exactly as it appears in the Stata Results Window. With that program, we get this Excel spreadsheet:

In the blog post, I also provide a simple command that combines tabulate and putexcel into one handy command. I explain how to use putexcel to format the exported Excel tables in another blog post. You can also learn how to quickly export estimation results here.

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How's my German hmm? : D

So, I did this for the French SMC Forum.

I have read and gathered all the informations from the workshop manuals and the settings lists (fork + shock).

It's a tabelle that shows ALL the differences in weight, height, ground clearance, suspension stroke etc between the differents models of 690 SMC and SMC R since 2008 to this day.

The differences are sometime huge, it is very interesting.

I try to update the table as much as possible, everytime I get a new info.

There's sometimes a contradiction between the workshop manual and the setting list so I try to take the info from the setting list each time (suspension wise).

Hope somebody here can translate this, I can help if needed but I'm sure there are a few people here that can understand a bit of French ...

I'm still waiting for the 2019 SMC's setting lists and repair manual.

I'm also missing the 2008 setting lists ... If somebody has them, please let me know.

Here is a link where you'll find the table and the setting lists, let me know if it doesn't work.

Enjoy.

I have updated the setting lists (dropbox link) some of them were missing, I've added the ones for the 2019 and 2020 690 ENDURO R.

Looks like the 2021 model has different part numbers for both forks and shock, I haven't investigated more.

Still looking for the setting lists for the 2019 and 2020 690 SMC R, apparently, again the 2021 model has different elements than the 2 previous models.

Also this week I've had the chance to get an SMC + an SMC R (250 mm / 2012 + 2013) forks apart at the same time so I've gathered a few infos that are gonna come useful at some point, + more info the the excel tables.

In a near future I would like to add links to the text and titles so people can directly open a picture / technical drawing online and immediately get what I'm talking about or how I did the drawing etc.

Sorry for the poor quality pictures.

Updated excel tables soon, probably during the next week.

Thanks SAZOU , and thanks for using these tables and improving your bike!

From my own experience with the older SMC R the weight targets were wrong. And in dynamic they were even more wrong if you were a bit fast.

Barely works in static with compression closed at 3/4 at the back and opposite in the front, an average fast rider would bottom it, even a light one (70 kg in undies, 80kg equipped).

Don't stress too much about that, focus on the facts, not what the book says.

Have you measured your sags with the old 75 N/mm spring?

Same question with the new stronger spring, + with how much preload?

And what is your weight (in riding gear)?

My weight is 95-97 kg with full gear and the stock spring is to soft. Cant get a good setting with i but I did not measured the sag yet. Have to do it now but after the first ride with the new/harder spring it feels like a complete new bike and I have much more trust in the corners. The end doesnt swing that much like with the stock spring and I dont have the feeling to lose the end with the "new" setting.

My mechanik set the sag to like 95kg and told me I should test it. And if it feels bad for me we change it a little more.

So think I will measure it now and test it as soon as possible.

Sono stati pubblicati i kit PRBZ_PROV_AUTONOMA DI BOLZANO e PRTN_ PROV_AUTONOMA DI TRENTO.

stato sostituito il kit RALN per una formula errata presente nella colonna del totale di tabella 12.

Vengono comunque acquisiti correttamente dal SICO i dati inviati con la precedente versione del kit.

Sono stati sostituiti i kit REFR_CONTRATTO FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA e SSNA_SERVIZIO SANITARIO NAZIONALE.

Nel kit REFR stata eliminato un valore rimasto impostato nella tabella 15(2). Il kit precedente comunque utilizzabile eliminando o sovrascrivendo il valore presente nella cella.

Nel kit SSNA sono state eliminate dalle tabelle 2 e 2A le categorie del personale del comparto delle precedenti rilevazioni erroneamente rimaste presenti:

PROFILI RUOLO SANITARIO - PERSONALE INFERMIERISTICO

PROFILI RUOLO SANITARIO - PERSONALE TECNICO SANITARIO

PROFILI RUOLO SANITARIO - PERSONALE VIGILANZA E ISPEZIONE

PROFILI RUOLO SANITARIO - PERSONALE FUNZIONI RIABILITATIVE

PROFILI RUOLO PROFESSIONALE

PROFILI RUOLO TECNICO

PROFILI RUOLO AMMINISTRATIVO

Tali categorie erano presenti nelle righe 15-18, 20, 22 e 24 della tabella 2 e nelle righe 21-24, 26, 28 e 30 della tabella 2A. Sono state inoltre riordinate correttamente le ultime 6 categorie di entrambe le tabelle. La versione precedente del kit comunque utilizzabile, avendo cura di non inserire alcun dato nelle categorie eliminate (che verrebbero comunque scartate), e facendo attenzione all'ordinamento delle ultime sei righe.

I have got following sample data and wanted to create a PIVOT table as excel. The expected result has been attached as below. Also the column C is in text format. How to use aggregate method as count in cross-tab? Thanks in advance.

You can import a power pivot data model from Excel to power Bi. (File\import I think). You can't connect to an excel power pivot data model directly unless the Excel file is hosted on SharePoint enterprise.

Nach merhmaligem Schreiben von Befehlszeilen fr VBA Makros entstand des fteren die Nachfrage fr eine bersichtliche Referenztabelle von Microsoft's Excel Spaltenbuchstaben zu ganze Zahlen. Manchmal bentigt man diese Referenz, wenn bestimmte Werte von Zellen eines Arbeitsblatts in eine Variable eines VBA Makros definiert werden soll. Daher hier die Referenztabelle:

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In diesem Abschnitt wird beschrieben, wie von Tableau aus eine Verbindung mit Microsoft Excel-Daten hergestellt und die Datenquelle eingerichtet wird. Tableau stellt eine Verbindung zu .xls- und .xlsx-Dateien her.

(Optional) Whlen Sie den Standard-Datenquellennamen oben auf der Seite aus, und geben Sie dann einen eindeutigen Datenquellennamen fr die Verwendung in Tableau ein. Beispielsweise knnen Sie eine Benennungskonvention fr die Datenquelle verwenden, die anderen Benutzern hilft, daraus abzuleiten, welche Datenquelle verbunden werden soll.

Verwenden Sie benutzerdefinierte SQL, um eine Verbindung zu einer bestimmten Abfrage herzustellen anstatt zur gesamten Datenquelle. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter Herstellen einer Verbindung zu einer benutzerdefinierten SQL-Abfrage.

Sie knnen auch eine Verbindung zu einem benannten Bereich oder einer Excel-Tabelle (auch als Excel-Liste bezeichnet) auf die gleiche Weise wie zu einem Arbeitsblatt herstellen. Der benannte Bereich und die Excel-Tabelle fungieren als Tabelle in Tableau.

Zum Erstellen eines benannten Bereichs in Excel whlen Sie einen Zellbereich und dann auf der Registerkarte Formeln die Option Namen definieren aus. Wie bei den benannten Bereichen knnen Sie eine Excel-Tabelle in Excel erstellen, indem Sie den Zellbereich und dann die Option Einfgen > Tabelle auswhlen. Wenn Sie eine Verbindung zu einem benannten Bereich oder einer Excel-Tabelle in Tableau herstellen, wird neben dem Blatt auf der Datenquellenseite ein Symbol eingeblendet (siehe Abbildung).

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