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N.A.N.Y. 2020 / Re: Simple Budget
« Last post by Contro on February 21, 2020, 01:00 PM »Seems an online app.
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Understood.What I was trying to tell: I programmed an application that list all installed products and registry keys for selected product with an uninstall option.If you like, i could search for my "Installed products lister" that includes Windows Api calls for uninstallation.I don't understand very well. I know the uninstaller comes with Ccleaner, but I don't like it.
I did not added anything else to it like "check product folder if empty" after uninstallation or anything else related to that topic.
Sincerly,
KodeZwerg.-KodeZwerg (February 21, 2020, 06:31 AM)
Best Regards-Contro (February 21, 2020, 08:58 AM)
Since you've found something useful it's obsolete
Best wishes!-KodeZwerg (February 21, 2020, 09:25 AM)
After using so many uninstaller, all crap, I found the best HiBit UninstallerAdopted. Simple. Direct and personally oriented.
http://www.hibitsoft.ir/
Free, Portable, no Ads, no Frill etc.
Gets the job done and cleans too.
Regards,
Anand-anandcoral (February 21, 2020, 06:13 AM)
If you like, i could search for my "Installed products lister" that includes Windows Api calls for uninstallation.I don't understand very well. I know the uninstaller comes with Ccleaner, but I don't like it.
I did not added anything else to it like "check product folder if empty" after uninstallation or anything else related to that topic.
Sincerly,
KodeZwerg.-KodeZwerg (February 21, 2020, 06:31 AM)
Have you done any research (Tha Google?) before asking your question here?Yes I do. In the usual webpages. But I prefer DC.
Moreover, what are your current objects of interest?-Ath (February 21, 2020, 05:27 AM)
I think you are angry.Well, all that you have done is what I explicitly asked not to do: You've added a mishmash of unrelated and useless words that say absolutely nothing about the issue you are trying to resolve. And on top of that you even used 3 posts to do that...@Contro:you are totally right Ath.
Ok, I'll ask the 'big' question once, and please don't repeat the confusing flurry mesh of info you gave above: What goes into this black box, and what is the expected output? (IOW, what is it to be used for)-Ath (February 09, 2020, 03:25 AM)
That's the point.
I have tried to explain to Shades. Perhaps you may accomplish there.
-Contro (February 09, 2020, 11:37 AM)
To add insult to injury, you talk about using ahk to do something for you because Excel is 'too big' for you (to handle?).
What kind of help are you expecting?-Ath (February 09, 2020, 12:05 PM)
Generally speaking:yeap. That's the point. Even tomos agreed for the ocassion.
Restarting Explorer is a workaround. And a work-around is by definition not a solution. Only when you feel generous, you could consider it a part of the solution.
@Contro:
Unless you can clearly describe the steps you took to get in trouble, and when repeating these steps you get into the same trouble again, then you can ask a question and likely get an answer that makes the problem go away. Mention anything less? Your guess is as good as mine.-Shades (February 08, 2020, 07:38 PM)
we need reiniate the windows explorer to make that problematic window dissappear.if that resolves the problem, what is the problem?-Contro (February 08, 2020, 04:41 PM)-tomos (February 08, 2020, 05:26 PM)
@Contro:you are totally right Ath.
Ok, I'll ask the 'big' question once, and please don't repeat the confusing flurry mesh of info you gave above: What goes into this black box, and what is the expected output? (IOW, what is it to be used for)-Ath (February 09, 2020, 03:25 AM)
if all the sheets are in the same format (all columns match and all formulas are the same) then you're only copying the data (the calculations can be done in the target sheet)Target you have a good nick.
The simplest way to do this for a one time job is to copy + paste - it would have been done in less time than you've spent on this thread
if you need to do this often (ugh...), then its not as simple as just finding an addin. Every situation is different and you have to make sure the data is clean before you even start (else you just end up with garbage)-Target (February 09, 2020, 03:22 AM)
Perhaps it is an idea to export everything into CSV files, combine these text-based CSV files into one and then import the result back into Excel again?Shades I was thinking in an ahk script.
Still, that requires the content of each sheet to be the same as the others.
Exporting everything to CSV should be easy enough with Excel itself. You could use join software for combining these CSV files. Once done with that, you can then use the CSV import functionality from Excel itself to get one worksheet with all the data in a new Excel file with an appropriate name.
Unless there is a need to keep formulas etc. exporting to the simplest data format, using one of many free join software programs to create one big file and then importing this file onto a new Excel file, seems the best way of tackling Contro's problem. To me, at least.-Shades (February 08, 2020, 06:38 PM)
1 google search gave me enough information to find this makeuseof page (select Not Now in the red page-blocker when using a decent browser with an ad-blocker), providing not 1, but 3 step-by-step procedures to accomplish what you ask. With the standard product, so no utilities needed, only a rather simple skill: googleThe link don't do what I ask.
As you forgot to mention what Excel version you are using, I assume you have a decently modern version that has a ribbon (Excel 2007 or newer).-Ath (February 08, 2020, 11:30 AM)
