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In Objective-c we create range by using NSRange NSRange range; So how to create range in Swift? Updated for Swift 4 Swift ranges are more complex than NSRange , and they didn't get any easier in Swift 3. If you want to try to understand the reasoning behind some of this complexity, read this and this . I'll just show you how to create them and when you might use them. Closed Ranges: a...b This range operator creates a Swift range which includes both element a and element b , even if b is the maximum possible value for a type (like Int.max ). There are two different types of closed ranges:

My "Chart data range" is ='sheet1'!$A$1:$Z$10 . I'd like to make a VBA macro (or if anybody knows a formula I can use, but I couldn't figure one out) to increase the ending column of the range for chart1 by 1 every time I run the macro. So essentially: chart1.endCol = chart1.endCol + 1 What is the syntax for this using ActiveChart or is there a better way? Netloh Assuming that you want to expand the range (by adding one extra column) to add one more observation for each series in you diagram (and not to add a new series), you could use this code: Sub ChangeChartRange() Dim i As Integer, r As

Actually this task seemed very easy to me, but i got a little bit stuck and would be thankful for some hints :D I have some events with a start and an end time - and i would like to create a table with calendar weeks. Therefore i wrote a method to to check if an event is within this week to color it like this: private boolean inWeek(Date date, Entry pe) { return ((pe.getStartsAt().after(Util.firstDayOfWeek(date)) || pe.getStartsAt().equals(Util.firstDayOfWeek(date))) && (pe.getEndsAt().before(Util.lastDayOfWeek(date)) || pe.getEndsAt().equals(Util.lastDayOfWeek(date)))); } This case was okay

I need to check if the current time is in timerange. The most simple case time_end > time_start: if time(6,0) <= now.time() <= time(12,00): print '1' But troubles begin when user enters a time range when the end time is smaller than the start time, e.g. "23:00 - 06:00". A time like '00:00' will be in this range. About 5 years ago I wrote this PHP function: function checkInterval($start, $end) { $dt = date("H:i:s"); $tstart = explode(":", $start); $tend = explode(":", $end); $tnow = explode(":", $dt); if (!$tstart[2]) $tstart[2] = 0; if (!$tend[2]) $tend[2] = 0; $tstart = $tstart[0]*60*60 +

I know you can easily take a range of cells and slap them into a Variant Array but I want to work with a string array (because it's single-dimensional and takes less memory than a Variant array). Is there any way to automatically convert a range into a string array? Right now I am using a function that will take the range and save the values in a variant array, then convert the variant array to a string array. It works nice , but I'm looking for a way to go directly from the range to string array. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Function RangeToArray(ByVal my_range As Range) As String()

I'm trying to implement a page where there are 4 jQuery-UI sliders, and I want to make it so the combined total of all 4 sliders will never go over 400. I don't mind which way this is implemented, it can be from a 0 start, and as soon as you change 1 slider, the remaining available total decreases or setting a slider past the maximum, decreases the values on the other sliders. P.S. The sliders go in increments of 10. All ideas & suggestions are welcome, and I've set up a jsFiddle if you'd like to test. Well here ya go: var sliders = $("#sliders .slider"); sliders.each(function() { var value =