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The modifiers applicable to indexers depend on the context of their declaration. Table 5-18 summarizes the available modifiers for each context.

To change the name of the pivot table, right-click any cell and choose Table Options from the context menu to open the PivotTable Options dialog box. Enter a name for the pivot table and click OK. 3. Select the table. A tip if you re new to pivot tables: start in the lower right corner; the cell in the upper left corner contains a button. If there is no data in the Page area, don t include the page area in the selection. With the table selected, choose File Save as Web Page to open the Save As dialog box. 4. Choose Selection: PivotTable and enable the Interactivity checkbox. If the Selection shows a range (for example, $B$2:$J$8) instead of PivotTable, cancel and start again with the pivot table selection. 5. Click the Publish button and set your options in the Publish as Web Page dialog box (see Figure 6-5). You don t need to include every field from the data source in the pivot table. The component includes a Field List button. Clicking the button opens the PivotTable Field List dialog box (shown previously in Figure 6-6), so users can add and remove fields from the table just as they would in Excel. The PivotTable component doesn t support every PivotTable report feature. Table 6-3 describes the features that aren t supported.

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You now have all the pieces available in response_to to put together the final response Let s choose a random phrase from responses to use: def response_to(input) prepared_input = preprocess(inputdowncase) sentence = best_sentence(prepared_input) responses = possible_responses(sentence) responses[rand(responseslength)] end If you weren t doing any substitutions against the pronoun-switched sentence, this version of response_to would be the final one However, your bot has the capability to use some of the user s input in its responses A section of your dummy bot data looked like this: 'i like *' => [ "Why do you like * ", "Wow! I like * too!" ] This rule matches when the user says I like The first possible response Why do you like * contains an asterisk symbol that you ll use to substitute in part of the user s sentence in conjunction with the pronoun-switching method you developed in WordPlay earlier.

Only customer FISSA did not yield any matching orders (and thus wasn t part of VT1-J2). Therefore, a row for FISSA is added to VT1-J2, with NULLs for the Orders attributes. The result is virtual table VT1-J3 (shown in Table 1-4). Because the FROM clause of the sample query has no more table operators, the virtual table VT1-J3 is also the virtual table VT1 returned from the FROM phase.

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For example, a user might say, I like to talk to you If the pronouns were switched you d get You like to talk to me If the segment following You like were substituted into the first possible response, you d end up with Why do you like to talk to me This is a great response that compels the user to continue typing and demonstrates the power of the pronoun-switching technique Therefore, if the chosen response contains an asterisk (the character you re using as a placeholder in response phrases), you ll need to substitute in the relevant part of the original sentence into the phrase and perform pronoun switching on that part Here s the new version of possible_responses with the changes in bold: def possible_responses(sentence) responses = [] # Find all patterns to try to match against @data[:responses]keyseach do |pattern| next unless pattern.