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SVG fill of nested pattern

I'm currently working on nested pattern in svg where the first pattern is used to fill the second shape which is used to fill the third. The following code snippet run perfectly on a website like w3sc...
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user13812417

html

svg

fill

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I need to change the color and fill of a barplot

I have the following code that I used to create a barplot: barplot(table(data$r_difficulty), ylab = "count", xlab = "r_difficulty") I was wondering how I can change the fill and ...
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rainekoua

r

colors

bar-chart

fill

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Using the col= argument for the fill color and border= for the border, among others it accepts numeric vectors of predefined colors from 1 to 8 (see below). barplot(table(dat$value), ylab = "cou...
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jay.sf

Copy one cell to blank cells in a column, if another column has data

I am rather new at this but eager to learn :) Unfortunately I have been struggling below below problem for the last few days. I need to copy the value of a single cell (J2), to column A from cell A3 t...
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Mpoumpouki

excel

vba

dynamic

fill

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So you want to loop from rows 3 to lastRow for a single column, and where a cell is blank, you paste a value? The below mock-up assumes you can actually find the last row (e.g., you do not have a blan...
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Cyril

Power Query Assign group identification every n number of elements

I have a CSV file that I need to import with PowerQuery. I want to assign groups of 3 and give them a name or room number. I know it is possible to use the Table.FillUp function to fill the values up....
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user2979594

powerquery

fill

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If your student IDs are consecutive, per your example, then you can use Number.IntegerDivide: #"Added Room Number" = Table.AddColumn(#"Previous Step", "Room Number", each...
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Olly

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