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Seismic Community Guidelines Welcome to the Seismic Community! 🎉 We’re so excited to have you here. This is a space where Seismic users can share knowledge, learn best practices, collaborate, and connect with one another. These Community Guidelines are here to help you understand how to participate, what you can expect from others, and how we’ll work together to make this a welcoming, supportive space. In this guide, you’ll find: • Community Guidelines • How to report violations • How to get technical support Community Guidelines Your participation here is subject to these Guidelines: 1. Be professional, kind, and courteous 🤝 To make sure our community is safe and welcoming for everyone, we don’t allow content that is NSFW (not safe for work), offensive, or attempts to sneak past filters. That means no explicit material, harmful or disrespectful language, or workarounds to share inappropriate content. If something like this is posted, it will be removed. Let’s all do our part to
Developing a LiveDoc in German and running into issues with German number formats.To get the format 1.234 I enter in the Format tab, Custom Types: #.##0, (variable Type is Integer).The issue is that #.##0, adds a leading period for values under 1,000 (e.g., .234 instead of 234). I’ve tried various things to remove the leading period but can’t find a solution that works for values equal or greater than 1000 and values less than 1000. Any suggestions or solutions for this?
Hi, I have been using Seismic for nearly a decade and found all of the legacy questions about LiveDocs and LiveInsights helpful. Are old posts simply inaccessible now at this point? It also seems that certifications from University were removed from my profile, is this intentional?
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