Actually I created new excel file in applicationDirectory folder & open it in Google Sheets but after editing it was asking to save in a different directory. Any fixes or alternative possible solutions.
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I'm trying to load/open/preview the files within the app but I don't want them to download and be saved in the file system to open them on MacCatalyst. I tried using QuickLook/QLPreviewController but it only works for files already stored in the File system.
I'm fairly new to MacCatalyst, any help is appreciated.
My application is generating excel and pdf reports. They are generated in Uint8list.
Is there a way to open such files in default application?
I tried open_file package, however, it requires a file path while my file is in memory.
same with url_launcher.
Also I tried saving the file then using open_file, but it doesn't work on web as file can't be saved.
I solved the issue by using printing.dat package. it has a PdfPreview that takes Uin8list and shows a preview with so many other options.
I am currently working with a Tableau Packaged Workbook and looking to convert it back to Tableau Workbook, i.e. the pure file without data extract in the file. I've tried to open up the file in Tableau, go to data source and select "live" connection instead of "Extract". The file size did decrease dramatically, but the file name extension didn't change, instead stayed as ".twbx" instead of ".twb". Can I just change it manually, will that mess up the file? Thanks!
BTW, I am using Tableau 9.0 Desktop.
Just found the answer. Actually, we need to open the twb file in Tableau desktop and then go to file - save as - save as type - Tableau Workbook.
Just open your tableau click "Save as" now save your file as .twb instaed of .twbx
it will help!
Another way to approach this is to break the .twbx into its constituent elements.
The .twbx is really just a zip file, so just like .docx and .xlsx files, you can rename the file (or better yet, a copy) with a .zip extension then right-click and Extract All from the context menu. (I'm on Windows and unfortunately cannot offer Apple or Linux equivalents.)
Once the files have been extracted into the resulting folder, the .twb file will be in the root whilst the .tde data will found nested in folders cunningly called, Data --> Datasources.
You can also right click on a .twbx file in finder or file explorer and choose unpackage workbook
Hi I am working with Moodle 2.9.1. Here I have a form for upload a question and an answer file. I successfully upload the answer file to a location and inserted the question text and answer file name in database.
Now I want to edit the question, while editing the question the already uploaded file will be shown in the file picker area.
How can I show the uploaded file in filepicker area??
For text editor I can use
$mform->addElement('editor', 'desc', get_string('description'));
$mform->setDefault('desc', array('text'=>$defaulttext));
Please help me..
The filepicker element is used for uploading a single one-off file, that will be processed (and then, usually, discarded). If you are wanting a file that remains part of the Moodle storage and will reappear when you reopen the form, then you should use a filemanager (and restrict to a single file, if needed).
There are details in the Moodle docs about how to use this https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Using_the_File_API_in_Moodle_forms#filemanager (including re-populating the 'draft files' area when you load the form).
friends,
I have a Macro enabled excel file. How and where I can upload my Xlsm file and do the updation. I mean, I want my HR people to do the updation on regular basis on this XlSM file from the branch office and myself want to see the updated XLSM file at my Head office. Is there any way for that? I think Google docs cannot be possible.
thanks in adavance.
you may use database as a place that will store data. Your remote HR fill in excel tables then upload it to database (Access or MySQL or whatever) then you can download it wherever you are - this method requires writing macro that use ADO component - there is planty of tutorials about it.
regards
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