Latest Contributions by CPoynter

Try placing one list in the Sidebar and the other in the Body of the Dashboard.  ... View more

style="display:{expression/expr*} " Are you missing ; style="display:{expression/expr*};" ... View more

Hi Luke, Here is the type of outcome I am after (not actual data but similar scenario): I have a large table of data (let's say car sales by dealer). I have done the stats to work out which vehicle type and style was sold in each colour. I know which is the maximum or dominant colour, and I am trying to capture that into a CSV document based on a ranking of colour. In the script you have been addressing, I am trying to capture the dominant colour under each vehicle style so that my CSV output 'write' is something like: csv_data = dealer, car, sedan_dom, wagon_dom, convertible_dom Section of my script that I am trying to capture final value of sedan_dom, wagon_dom and convertible_dom. if sorted_output[0][1] == '0': (captures null/zero tuples)      dom = '0' else:      most_significant_output = sorted_output[0] (captures ranked dominant tuple)      dom = most_significant_output[0] (section where I need a variable in the loop to                      be named sedan_dom, wagon_dom, convertible_dom) Hope that might clear up what I am attempting to do. Might have just made it more confusing. ... View more

If print(colours[f"{colour}_dom"]) returns anothervalue and print(colours) returns  {'red_dom': 'anothervalue'}  How do return as 'red_dom' = 'anothervalue', so from my loop I can list the variable 'red_dom' etc. to equal the returned value such as: 'Name', 'Car', 'red_dom', 'blue_dom, 'green_dom' where 'red_dom', 'blue_dom, 'green_dom' are calculated number of coloured cars for example. ... View more

That solves my issue perfectly. Thank you. ... View more

@Johannes, Your script interprets exactly what I am after, but I have one final issue. My list of tuple values 'lst' works for the majority of returned values, however I occasionally have the instance where the value sorted and ranked is incorrect such as below: lst = [['Rabbit', '7'], ['Dog', '3'], ['Bird', '17'], ['Cat', '0']] rnk_lst = ['Cat', 'Bird', 'Dog', 'Rabbit'] sorted_output = sorted(lst, key=lambda r: (r[1], rnk_lst.index(r[0])), reverse=True) print(f"sorted output: {sorted_output}") most_significant_output = sorted_output[0] print(most_significant_output[0]) sorted output: [['Rabbit', '7'], ['Dog', '3'], ['Bird', '17'], ['Cat', '0']] Rabbit If the maximum value is ['Bird', 17] that is the value I expected, yet script equates Rabbit. Not sure why it works for most of analysis process, but trips up on a few response. Any ideas? Craig   ... View more

Hi @IsmaelChivite, When I use the form as laid above using only two points, the coordinates for both points are the same. I can't seem to move the second point coordinates. Regards, Craig ... View more

Hi @Anonymous User, Thank you for the quick response. I was planning to take a photo and later use it for annotation. I will direct users to browse their images to re-use the initial image. If the initial image is loaded for annotation, will the EXIF information still be stripped from the file? Regards, Craig ... View more

@Anonymous User, Is is possible to capture an image as a reference (camera function) and have it auto-populate another question for annotation by default (without having to browse from catalog/albums/folders)? Regards, Craig ... View more

How would I structure a calculation to use the current year (ie. 2021) to update a form where three fields have historical dates (ie. 2017 update to 2018; 2018 update to 2019; 2019 update to 2020)? This form will be used for a number of years and I was hoping that by using a calculation, I won't have to come back annually to revise and republish it. Regards, Craig ... View more

Just wondering if/when grid theme in web browser will be supported. Regards, Craig ... View more