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for (name in names(allData) ) {
  if(is.numeric(allData[[name]])) {
    new_tibble <- allData %>%
      group_by(Label) %>%
      summarise(name = mean(allData[[name]], na.rm = TRUE))
  }
}

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> class(control)
[1] "tbl_df"     "tbl"        "data.frame"

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- if current_account.owner.confirmed?
  = render 'my_gear/items/manage_items_content'
   - else
      br
      br
      br
      br
      .bookingsShowGrid__bookingAlerts__alert
        | You need to verify your email before you can list your gear.
        br

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 Showing D:/studmed/studmed/app/views/illnesses/_form.html.erb where line #49 raised:

undefined method `id' for #<Illness::ActiveRecord_Relation:0x0000000c9c1f60>
Did you mean?  ids

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class IllnessesController < ApplicationController
  before_action :set_illness, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]

  # GET /illnesses
  def index
    @illnesses = Illness.all
  end

  # GET /illness/1
  def show

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class IllnessesController < ApplicationController
  before_action :set_illness, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy]

  # GET /illnesses
  def index
    @illnesses = Illness.all
  end

  # GET /illnesses/1
  def show

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## I have to columns of data; one with time and the other with heart rate

{ time_1: heart_rate_1, time_2: heart_rate_2.. }

# or

{ time: [time_1, time_2, time_3], heart_rate: [hr1, hr2, hr3] }

# or

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#<Kincom:0x00000004f76080 
@filename="BD214K Kincom template.xlsx", 
@subject="BD214K", 
@arm=0.26, 
@stop_index=0.5, 
@prestress_percentage=0.025,
@begin_percentage=0.025, 
@time_values=[0, 30, 50, 100, 200], 
@right={"r1"=>{:mvc=>2.43598, :mvc_n
ewton=>499.17622950819674, :mvc_nm=>129.78581967213117, :baseline=>0.03202000000

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  def extract_data
    kincom_settings = [:ms_dif_nm, :ms_dif_nms, :ms_dif_nmpc, :subject, :mvc]
    p kincom_settings.map { |sym| [self.sym] }.to_h
    #output_kincom_to_excel(self, kincom_settings)
  end
  
  # Error: NoMethodError: undefined method `sym' for #<Kincom:0x00000004227d98>

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require 'rubyXL'

# This is a class. It does a lot of things on which I will elaborate later.

class Kincom
  def initialize(file, name)
    @filename = find_filename(file)
    @subject = name
    # Returns object with sheets
    xlsx_sheets = load(file)