I want make a control to inform user about the job status of some jobs.
I am making a .mdb file with ms access form. I want to add a control inside the form. The control should display the name of report to be made, and their status (finished/canceled), it is best for the status coloured with red/green light, or give them a tick/cross:
Do you have any idea? Or maybe some simple alternative? At least I cannot find any grid control which allow dynamic addition for each row. I would like to do it in the code because the number of job is unknown, so it is hard to decide a row size for them.
A subform with conditional formatting applied to one or more of the controls should get you what you want. Let me know if you need more details.
I would consider one of the following:
Use table similar to yours but use green check mark for finished jobs and red cross mark for canceled. It could be simple image controls next to textbox/label
Use one-column structure in which you can make green background for finished and red for canceled. The text in the column would be Job names. This would work if users know what the color means
Use two separate tables: one - for finished and second - for canceled jobs
Hope this is helpful
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I was looking on VSTS, but I didn't found how to estimate our Tasks/users story in hours instead of Story point.
Is this possible?
I know the pro(and cons) of story points, buf for now our team want to move progressively with agile, and we don't want to start to estimate in story points.
Thank you!
Edit as requested, I currently use the agile template(but open to change)
Declare "One story point is equal to one hour" and use the existing field as-is.
TL;DR
Use the built-in scrum template
If you use the built-in Scrum template Tasks have Remaining Work and PBI's have Effort. Nothing says Remaing Work = hours or Effort = story points.
If you want to estimate your tasks in number of 4 hour work blocks it will take to complete you can do that, if you want to do it in hours you can do that. Same goes for effort you can put any number in there you want as long as you make sure everyone in your team understands what 1 or 5 or 10 means.
So if possible switch to the scrum template, your question is exactly the reason why these fields have a more generic name than Story Points or Remaining Hours in the scrum template. Added bonus is that your team can switch definition if they feel like some other number or unit suits your estimation process better.
This blog post makes a good comparison between the built-in different templates:
https://nkdagility.com/choosing-a-process-template-for-your-team-project/
If you are an administrator in VSTS select the VSTS button at the top left of the screen. Then select then select the cog.
This will take you to a page where you can edit a number of settings. Select Process.
In the process window choose the process your project uses. You can see which one your project is using by the numbers on the right hand side of the process. Once you’ve found your process select it by clicking.
Then choose the work item type you wish to change. So in this instance user story.
Once in the task you want to change select add group and name the group want to add and select it's placement on the card.
When the group has been added select it and choose the ellipses (...). Then select Add Field. Customise the field to be either a new one of your choosing or choose a predefined one.
Once you have added this step repeat the process on this page to customise and style the task how you like. Once done navigate back to your project in VSTS and the changes will be applied
In moodle,I could see the default course progress for the courses in the moodle on the front end. But when tried to show the progress like 10% completed when chapter1 gets completed, 20% completed when chapter2 gets completed and so on. I could not find any module or could not figure out how to modify the code.
In other words:1. How to track the progress of course completion based on course subsections completion? Because default tracking based on courses based only.2. It is possible to track the courses without (refer https://i.stack.imgur.com/GUqwT.png) ticking the course completion checkbox?3. Based on the URL viewing of course sections, is it possible to track the course progress?Thanks in advance.
You can sometimes track specific page views and interactions via the mdl_logstore_standard_log table. Different modules/activities in Moodle log different types/amounts of data, but views of typical course topics/sections are usually logged regardless of completion.
For example, imagine a course with id=10 where you visit section/topic 3. The URL usually looks something like this: <yourdomain>/course/view.php?id=10§ion=3
In this case, the view should be logged in mdl_logstore_standard_log with an eventname value of \core\event\course_viewed. The course id should be in the courseid column and the section viewed should be in the "other" column, although that data is an array stored with PHP serialization, so it's helpful to use unserialize and array parsing functions to get the "3" quickly if needed.
Again, keep in mind different activities/modules log data differently - for example, an assignment activity is logged differently - but hope this helps you find what you need. Good luck!
I have a relatively large spreadsheet (300 rows, 30 columns) that I color based on the values in the spreadsheet. I'm doing accessing the API minimally using only two accesses:
getValues(...) to access all the values of the data range.
setBackgrounds(...) to set all the backgrounds of the data range.
This runs in about half a second or less. However, it gets in the way if I make it run on every edit using onEdit(), but I also don't want it to be updated at regular time intervals when I'm not editing it, seems like a waste. Is there a good way to make the script run in a "delayed" way, updating at regular time intervals while I'm editing?
Firstly, I would say you should look at Google Sheets' conditional formatting (Format > Conditional formatting menu item in Sheets) -- you may be able to do much of what you need without involving Apps Script at all.
Failing that, you can set up a regular time-based trigger to check for edits and change the backgrounds appropriately. You can support this trigger with a separate onEdit() trigger to record what has changed internally. The flow goes like this:
A change is made and onEdit() triggers
The onEdit() trigger only records the changed cell locations to a local variable or Cache
A time-based trigger fires every minute/hour/whenever
The time-based trigger checks the cache for edited cells, alters their backgrounds, then clears them from the cache
That said, depending on your workflow this approach may not be much better than simply using a time trigger to change the cells directly.
I would like to run a procedure whenever the the user unclicks a forever button.
Specifically, I'm using a forever button to allow the user to select a set of turtles (using methods from Code Examples in the Models Library). Once the set is selected, I want to write statistics calculated for the set to an Output window. (I can display this information from inside the button procedure, but then it updates continually, which is ugly.) A monitor element would do what I want display of a single number, but I want to be able to display an arbitrary number of values--one for each subset of the selected set of turtles. At present, I have a separate button that causes the statistics to be displayed, but I'd rather make it happen automatically.
If it's not possible to run a procedure on exist from a forever'ed procedure, is there another solution that you would suggest?
Thanks!
NetLogo has no "on exit" procedures, nor anything similar.
Given this limitation, the way I would approach your problem would be to keep the display of statistics at the end of your "forever" procedure, but to only display them if they need updating (i.e., if anything has changed). If you call clear-output before each update, you can achieve something that looks a lot like a "multi-line monitor".
I've looked all over and cannot find an answer to my question; I can't even determine whether it is possible.
Referring to the attached image, you will notice that this is a statement report with data grouping activated.
1) The report shows all the services invoiced to an account by date.
You can expand the group to see all the transactions that formed part of that service for that day. (You can for instance make use of the same service multiple times per day)
2) This is the detailed layout of the service invoiced. This list is different for each service, but mainly it will show you a summarized transaction list (PK BatchId), which has the "+" symbol next to it to enable drilldown to a detailed report of the batch.
My problem:
When loading the statement report, we are now hitting multiple tables, multiple times to produce the data to be grouped and displayed in #2 (refer to image).
We are trying to avoid this like the plague.
My Question
Is there a way to populate #2 when and only when the user clicks a "+" symbol or an "expand" image where the "+" is currently located in #1.
In other words. We dispose of the group function and populate the statement without detailed information. When the user clicks on #1, we load a sproc, populate a dataset and display the data in #2.
Any thoughts on this?
Drillthrough Reports look like a good solution here. See the link for more information on how these work. So basically you have the report without the detailed information, but when somebody clicks on 1 it opens up a new report with the details behind it.
After testing, I confirmed that subreports are executed even if they are hidden within an element that can be toggled.
So subreports won't answer this problem.
[Edited: previously I thought they could be used. JAT points out that this negative answer may have some value, so I'm leaving it.]