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My problem is, that I have my data in an excel file. My perhaps (silly) simple question is, how can I read an xls-file (xls-reader node) and convert it to a table format, which can be read then from the Network learner.
any Reader nodes reads data in KNIME as KNIME data table. The Table Reader node reads file which was created with Table Writer node. Those two nodes use KNIME internal format which results in faster I/O. Hope this clarifies things a bit
Hello, I have some recurring expenses that I am trying to map out in a calendar. I have attempted to transfer it from excel to outlook and use their calendar but it would not transfer. If you guys could either help me get it transfered into outlook to use their calendar or to generate a calendar in excel with the data either would work perfectly fine.
@mdockter Please see attached file. It's based on one of many Calendar templates available on-line. This particular one (Family Event Planner) came up a while ago in this forum in connection when a runner wanted to use it to plan a training schedule for a marathon. The original template wasn't very useful, so I changed it around a bit so that it would display the actual event(s) for the day, rather than just state that "Something is due today".
Hello
I have been working on google spreadsheets and recently had to convert it into an excel file; however the formulas for certain columns cudnt carry into excel as expected.
Attached below is an excel document and my concern is on sheet - "Stock Summary USD".
The units column 'L' seems to have got distorted and the formula is not functioning as intended. im assuming its because of a function called 'array formula' from google spreadsheet. Can anybody please have a look and guide me on how to resolve this issue. feel free to edit the excel sheet, if the formula is functioning properly the value of L13 in the "Stock Summary USD" sheet shud be 10.
Thankyou for all your assistance.
It seems you have used a user defined function in GS. Obviously, it is not recognised by Excel. and "array formula" isn't something Excel would recognise either. In addition to that, the expressions in the "filter" function aren't compatible with those for Excel either. So, what it is that you want to calculate in column L?
Also, if you're staying with excel, you should consider converting your data tables to structured tables (select your table, then click on the Insert tab and click the table button). When you click on the structured table, a Table Tools tab will appear on the ribbon.
Then, when you write your formulas you can just select the ranges that have data and excel will use a structured table reference in the formula. You won't need to use entire column references in your formula - as your table grows, your formulas will automatically include the new rows when you use structured tables. This should help a lot with calculation speed.
Could anyone please help me with converting the data from .txt/csv format to normal excel columns ? Basically, have received the data in CSV format which looks like a coding in Notepad (Screenshot 1). But when i copy paste them into MS excel its appears like normal data (Screenshot 2). However, the real problem is, i have more than 2.5GB data received on batches (overall 18 batches). I tried with Text to column option and even reg ex. Since the data format for each column is not consistent, am not able to achieve the end result like screenshot 2. Can any one please help me on how to achieve this ?
thanks for this, I tweaked my flow and i could see the split (it was embaded with Tabs) but now the issue is In ID column if there are blanks, its not arranging in line. Columns are mismatching. Is there any way to that ?
Try to put it into an Alteryx database - i.e. an Alteryx .yxdb file first. This maybe takes a bit of time in itself, but it will run a lot faster once it's in that format. This is useful if you need to change something & re-run.
How can I convert a excel file (.xls extension) with point climatic data into .cxt file which is a free format text file. My intention is to calculate evopotranspiration using ETo software. But when importing climatic data, the file with extention .cxt is required. I hope someone can help me to convert excel to .cxt file.
Since .cxt is just space delimited with the order of the columns pre-determined you could to Save As...>.prn file. .prn files are space delimited/fixed width. Then you can change the extension in Windows Explorer.
someone sent me a feature table and taxonomy data in excel, is there a way to convert them into .qza file? so, I can do further analyses in QIIME2. I won't be able to get raw sequences data.
Many thanks.
Maggie
Hello!
Yeah, that's possible.
Step 1. Convert an excel file to tsv. I do not like to do this with excel software since it is often cause some issues. For me it is easier just copy the table from excel to Google sheet and download it as tsv (tab separated values).
Step 2. Make sure that your table formated properly. Just export any taxonomy.qza file as an tsv table and take a look on the format of the table. Or search for it on this forum.
Step 3. Import it to Qiime2. In this thread you can find example commands and format.
thank you.
I use Qiime2 via Galaxy. Does Galaxy have 'qiime2 tools import'? I only found 'qiime2 tools export'.
I tried to use 'qiime2 tools import' to covert .tsv into .qza.
(I converted the excel file to tsv via google sheet)
Could you post it as a new topic? It is already deviating from the initial one and in such way your question will gain more attention from other members with more experience with galaxy implementation.
Hello!
As I suggested above, you shloud submit it as a new question (new topic) on the forum since it is already different from the initial one, and moderators with more expirience with galaxy implementation will be able to help you.
As an alternative, you can install qiime2 on a local machine and then import the data to Qiime2 and use it on galaxy server.
how do I convert all these excel records and upload them under my initative-123? I came across this link Import data from a CSV file Atlassian Support but does it apply to uploading to an initiative or does it not matter?
First, you can do what @Yash Raj recommended which is prepare a CSV file with the appropriate linking and then do the bulk import. Please keep in mind that you'll need to be a site admin to import. If this is tricky, I have a second option for you.
Import all the issues (I'm pretty sure they need to be Epics, but not sure since I don't know how you have your Issue hierarchy set up). When you are preparing your csv (excel) file, make sure you add a label so that you can quickly look up your 500 issues after you import them. Once they are all imported, search for your label and it should return your 500 issues. From there, go to bulk edit and edit the issues. You are going to want to add a parent link to the issues which will be the key for your initiative.
Add a handler for table like data that converts the table into a (nicely formatted?) markdown table.
Right now it just pastes the text version.
This keeps the storage of obsidian pure markdown, and seems to be a nice place to add the interface.
This is one of the main advantages of Obsidian. It has a portable and interoperable storage format, so you can easily combine it with tools that were designed to work well for a specific task.
For instance, I would not expect Obsidian to ever have the text manipulation power of something like Sublime Text, but since it can open the same files, they can work together in harmony.
Is there any possibility/plan for this to be a thing in future I understand the issue with manipulating data in obsidian but copying existing data into a markdown table is simple input into markdown and should be a task obsidian is specifically suited to as a markdown editor.
An Obsidian plugin to paste data from Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and LibreOffice Calc as Markdown tables in Obsidian editor. - GitHub - ganesshkumar/obsidian-excel-to-markdown-ta...
Certainly in my Win 7, Acrobat 11 I can convert a single pdf file to excell (File->Save as Other->spreadsheet). But I have 200+ scanned pdf files to convert - so I need to load these as a batch to process the whole bunch. I cannot find a batch function for scanned pdf to excel conversion. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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