I have do this:
df = df %>%
mutate(MONTH = str_replace(MONTH,"Jan","1")) %>%
mutate(MONTH = str_replace(MONTH,"Feb","2")) %>%
mutate(MONTH = str_replace(MONTH,"Mar","3")) ...
It worked for me, but is not efficient
Could you help me, please?
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I'm new-ish to PowerBI so I'm not totally sure what's going on, or really even how to describe the issue. Let me know if I can clarify anything.
In an older version of a similar file, all of my numeric values had the sigma symbol next to them in the fields pane. I could drag them into the values section of visuals. But I started working from a new file and I'm no longer able to do that. Clicking the field it shows the Data type as 'Decimal number', same as the old file, but it doesn't seem to behave as a numeric value. Also, the field still has the sigma symbol next to it in the data model view.
Here is a screenshot of the Fields pane in the Report view, from the new file and the old file respectively.
Can anyone explain what's causing the issue? Or point me to a resource that may provide some clarity?
Thank you so much!
Like some has 10% damage buff to weapon and is numeric and easy to understand.
Some other has description like : chance to increase weapon durability or increase greatly.
Why is there no numeric value for the chance? Or a % number of weapon durability recovered?
It would be much easier to decide which card to use and how reliable it is. I took cards as an example, but a lot of other things in game which can be traduced in number only has vague descriptions.
hey everyone,
think the headline pretty much explains it all. i created a numeric custom contact field token that in hubspot and i want to reset it to 0 for every contact each night.
any ideas?
I’m crafting a magical harp for my bard, an uncommon item that, when played, causes songbird spirits to float around her. I’m stuck on whether this should give her advantage on performance checks, or provide a bonus like +2 or 3.
Side note: she can also command the bird spirits to attack a creature, haven’t blocked their stats yet though
I recently got a Lenovo yogi (Lenovo - Yoga 7i 2-in-1 15.6" Touch Screen Laptop - Intel Evo Platform Core i7 - 12GB Memory - 512GB Solid State Drive).
I really like it - very fast, loving the big screen etc. But I don’t like the offset keyboard. Feels very unnatural, my hands always go to the center etc
Are there any laptops with a screen 15 inches or greater with a centered keyboard, I’m assuming this would be no numeric pad which I really don’t even need. I realized that most laptops with 15 inch screens have a numeric pad so a lot have the off centered design.
I’m a former Mac user. Ideally I would get the 15 inch MacBook but its out of my price range. I want to stay 1500 or under. I was looking at the Microsoft surface but there seem to be mixed reviews
Sorry if this is a bit of a beginner kinda thing. I have a data frame that has a column that holds time in minutes i.e. it will have something like "135 min" written in it.
(Master$runtime)
I need to do some calculations on this column but it needs to be numeric, how would I convert to numeric data type and remove the "min" from this column?
Curiosity: is there a way to get the numeric ID of standard fields? For example I want to know that the DATE field on transaction has numeric ID = -3
For sure I know I'm looking for negative integers, since positive refers to custom fields.
(I want to know this because for example when I source from a field, into the list I find fields with different names with respect to what I see on records, and that's not cool!)
For anyone looking for a more elegant workaround to having a numeric keypad (to input alt-codes with) on the T430 (which is by far one of the most irritating things, aside from not having an HDMI port), I have spent far too long on a tiny AutoHotKey script that uses:
- CTRL + INSERT as a stand-in for the NUM LOCK key - although you could easily map this to say, F1 or CTRL + SHIFT + F1, etcetera, etcetera. This also means that CAPS LOCK remains free for normal use.
- The standard 0-9 keys as the NUMPAD0-NUMPAD9 keys and the = key as the NUMPAD+ key - These are conditionally remapped so that they work as numpad keys only when 'NUM LOCK' is active
- The ALT GR key is also (conditionally) remapped to serve as a true RIGHT ALT key, hitting ALT GR momentarily is the same as holding RIGHT ALT, and hitting ENTER equivalent to releasing (and hence typing the correct symbol).
While this is all the functionality of my current script, it would not take many additions to get a more 'full' implementation of the numeric keypad up and running.
As a side note though, you may (or may not, I'm genuinely not sure, although I did) need to go into the Registry Editor and enable the numeric keypad option manually, a method of doing this can be found here.
AutoHotKey can be downloaded from here.
Script files can be created in Notepad, but they must be saved with the .ahk file extension.
The code for the script in question can be found here on my GitHub (still in its infancy to say the least).
Hopefully, this can be of use to some of you out there :)
P.S: let me know if any of the links are broken, they shouldn't be, but this is my first post.
# temp is already defined in the workspace
# Convert to vapply() expression
vapply(temp, max, numeric(1))
# Convert to vapply() expression
vapply(temp, function(x, y) { mean(x) > y }, logical(1), y = 5)
