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Re: Is that bUG or FEATURE in excel
SergeiBaklan no difference - formating with wrap or without don't help there My intention is following on col-s A:F is 'unsorted' list of people to be generated as alphabetically sorted list for Wikipedia using following formulas (might be better idea) col I =UNIQUE(LEFT(INDEX(A2#;;4);1)) col J ="=="&UNIQUE(LEFT(INDEX(A2#;;4);1))&"=="&CHAR(13)&CHAR(10)&"{{tähed}}" col L result must contain ORDERED list of names inserted with ==X== {{tähed}} for each letter ==X== produces heading style row in wikipedia {{letters}} produces linkable letter-index I have 3 ways to producse this result * old-style excel functions (yes sorting was available with old excel functions) * PowerQuery cenerating desired result * Dynamic Array - as above My concern is - WHY cells containing LF or CR during copy-paste generation unwanted "" around result is that I have during copypaste land in "notepad", Ctrl-H remove "-s and after that copypaste to wikipedia source Henn1.1KViews0likes3CommentsIs that bUG or FEATURE in excel
I'm a bit surpriced and a bit frustrated I need to "create text" to external source (actually automatically created tabe into Wikipedia) data I have in Excel and I tried to create text using Dynamic Arrays - and on requirement - generated text have to contain LF (char(10)) symbol inside. And I really was surpriced - this works weird. Some reason - when You text contains Char(10) or Char(13) - excel (or who else?) add during copy-paste absolutely unwanted "" around line THere is my example I select column B and copy paste to notepad: Only lines containing something like LF or CR surrounded with " WHY and how to prevent this? Really long time Excel-user Henn1.3KViews0likes5CommentsOutlook - tech community goes allways to junk
Hi friends, I've long running issue with outlook - might someone helps? ALL notifications from MIcrosoft Tech Community goes directly to junk? My 1st question is - WHY - what strange in Tech Community so they are recognized as junk? Then I mark them as 'not junk' and confirm allways trust e-mail from mailto:notify@mstechcommunity.microsoft.com Surprice - this confirm is absolutely useless My 2nd question is - WHY there is option to report as not junk with confirm when this don't work Anyone can explain? thanks in advance Henn560Views0likes0CommentsRe: LAMBDA Examples: Distance between two cities
sadece_Bilal -are You tried to change file format OPen file - ignore warning Press F12 (save as command) Select new file type - Excel Workbook (xlsx) rather than Excel 2003 wrokbook (xls) then close and reopen file (the last step is for safety) CHeck - can Yu now work with?31KViews0likes0CommentsRe: LAMBDA Examples: Distance between two cities
One thing with =LET function I dont undestand On this example You use parameter as city datatype and col param.latitude when I use folowing example =LET(t1, SomeTable, XLOOKUP(7, t1[keycolumn], t1[valuecolumn]) - dont work so .-operator works with variables but [] indexer don't work I quess sometime might be usefull to have =LAMBDA(SomeTable, Key, XLOOKUP(Key, SomeTable[KeyColumn], SomeTable[ValueColumn])) as named funktion32KViews0likes1CommentRe: Stream Storage
On the last link I read: Microsoft Stream includes a base amount of storage. A Microsoft Stream tenant receives a fixed allocation of 500 GB of storage and an additional 0.5 GB of storage per licensed user* as illustrated in the table below. Additional Microsoft Stream storage is available for purchase separately. See the Microsoft Stream pricing page for more details. and the included link is dead end (link to back). Current Office 365 Video service offer 1TB per channel with no anounced limits to number of channels Switching Video 2 Stream will be decrase of service Or might be I didn't catch some important thingsRe: Stream Storage
Adam Ross wrote: Looking at what appears to be the official set of limitations at https://stream.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/stream-quotas-and-limitations/, the maximum amount of video data for a tenant is 5PB (= 50GB/video * 100,000videos/tenant). THis is exact the conflict between 2 anouncments - 500GB per tenant versus 250TB per userRe: Stream Storage
Ivan54 wrote: I've asked this in another thread as well: Are you open for discussion about the currently included tenant storage 500GB+0,5GB per user. From my point of view, the current storage plans don't make any sense when looking across services. There's SharePoint (which is for any kind of file, but preferably documents) with its 1TB included storage and on the other hand is Stream (designated for large video files), where only half a TB is included. Totally agree the concern Actually Office 365 provide 1TB per channel and actually channels are SP Site collections. I never find any space limitations there month ago - during GA Anouncment I read - proposed storage was something nomber of videos per user, number of channels per user and number of channels per tenannt and number of videos per channel. Plus maximum size of one video. I don't remember those numbers but month agou anounced storage was something 500TB per tenant 500GB is really to small storage
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