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I have a project tracker document which has a number of columns tracking all sorts of data. I've been using formulas to fill in certain columns such as costs (based on a variety of rules) and turnaround times. However, the sheet is getting into the thousands of rows range and there are probably 50 different columns. It's not a small document. Because of this, the document is rather slow to perform so I'd like to see if I can move the heavy formulas into a helper sheet in order to keep the project tracker more streamlined.

Unfortunately, I'm struggling to figure out how to do this. I'm using a helper sheet to count the number of times a status has occurred for a project, which is working well, but I'm not sure how to copy over either some or all of the columns to a helper sheet, then do the formulas there, and reference those formulas into the original sheet.

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I am using this formula in a helper column to identify which of my rows are "parents" however I would also like to Identify Rows that are Projects or also "Parents", but have 0 children " so that I can tag in conditional formatting along with my Parent Rows that have children. Can you help me create a formula that can do this?

We use a similar helper column for conditional formatting with this formula below to show what level it is in the project. Then we use conditional formatting off the level to color code rows. It will display level numbers (1, 2, 3, etc) depending on how many levels you drill down to.

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After working perfectly the week before, Composer is now prompting to install its helper tool over and over again. When I first launch Composer, it shows as not responding in Activity Monitor, then it prompts to install the helper tool. If I go to /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools I do not see the Composer helper called "com.jamfsoftware.Composer.helper". I do see it at this file path on my personal MacBook Pro, so I know that is the correct location for the helper to be installed. I did try manually copying the helper from its location at /Applications/Jamf Pro/Composer.app/Contents/Library/LaunchServices/com.jamfsoftware.Composer.helper to /Library/PriveledgedHelperTools, but when I do this and then launch Composer again, I see it get deleted, and then I see the prompt again. Here are the things I've tried:

It seems that almost every day I get this stupid pop-up on my Macbook and Macmini (Desktop) telling me that I need to enter my password for my computer so that Evernote can do an update and "Add Helper". I have attached a screenshot of what I get. Why do I have to keep Adding the helper? This is really annoying.

There's an old thread on this, but I had to search to learn about it. Had never heard of helper before. The forum has a brief page on it, dated early 2019 but the EN help section on it is undated. What version EN are you running?

In Evernote v10 the Helper is installed alongside the main application. If you are being invited to install the helper on its own then you may be best uninstalling Evernote and then downloading the application from evernote.com and reinstalling which should fix the problem.

As @lost_gweedo notes, the helper changed between the older v7 of Evernote for MacOS and the current release. But I think my advice would be the same except that if you wish to remain with the older software you will have to download what is now called Legacy (search for download old version of evernote).

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I'm writing an actor where I'm offloading a long task to its helper loop. That task needs access to the values of the actor's current private data, and then the actor needs to change private data depending on the results of the long analysis and the current private data.

My understanding is that actors are by value classes maintained in a shift register of actor core. Therefore in an actor's helper loop, which I create, I shouldn't make a second shift register with the actor's class wire -- that would create a copy of the actor's private data with all the potential bugs associated.

My issue is, within the helper loop's event I need access to the up to date private data of the actor's class. Now I thought about sending copies of the actor's private data when the event fires, but that has concurrency issues (if multiple such events are fired, and the first one modifies the private data the subsequent events will be making decisions based on stale data since I sent copies).

Do I want to send a reference to the actor's private data to the helper loop? Is that an Ok design within AF? I'm a little hesitant of that solution b/c now I have two things which might modify the actor's private data but maybe since helper loops are within actor its still "encapsulation". Not really sure...

If the data should more properly be state of the helper loop, move those fields out of the actor and into the helper loop. When the actor receives a message that needs to modify those fields, send a message to the helper loop (queue or user event) to do the action and modify the fields.

Interesting, so I've never considered having a separate state to maintain, that of the helper loop. I guess I was kind of gravitating towards actors are their own states so I should put everything in their private data. I guess I'm not seeing a downside to having long-task state data could go into the helper loop's shift register. Then periodically the helper loop fires off a message with the current state to the actor when the analysis finishes.

(My potential worry right now is a race condition where if in prelaunch init of a nested actor, a message is sent to root, and if root chooses to direct it to a helper loop, that root's helper loop might not be up and running yet.)

You don't have to worry about that. The communication channels are established even if the loops are not yet running, so the various "send" operations that you're wanting to do all succeed. The parent enqueuer is already established, and any link you create from parent Actor Core to helper loop will already be established by the time the parent receives the message.

Messages are handled in Actor Core (or, more clearly, the Call Parent Method node in your new Actor's Actor Core). Launch Nested Actor also doesn't return until Pre launch init returns, so if you have Launch Nested wired in series before Actor Core then you KNOW that Actor Core won't handle the new message until AFTER your nested actor has finished launching. The helper loops may or may not be running yet (it depends on where you put them of course). Like AQ said though, you're definitely not going to lose a message. 17dc91bb1f