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Filtering data in Excel
I have a list of part numbers and quantities in Excel and I want to generate a list of parts with quantity of 5 or less. Is there a way to do this without using VBA or some other automated script?
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In Excel
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Easy way to make a window unfocusable without moving the window
How do you make a window unfocusable using the Windows API? I want to do it without using the SetWindowPos or SendMessage functions, because I don't know how to get the window to move to a certain position. The reason I want to do this is so that the window cannot be re-focused, which is useful for my purposes.
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You can't really make a window "unfocusable" in the traditional sense of the word. However, you can prevent a window from receiving the focus, which is the same.
The GetFocus function does not, and never will return a window that's already focused. The only case it might return a window that's not focused is if the window in question is not a child of a window that's already focused, and it receives the focus via the BringWindowToFront function. This works similarly to the SetWindowPos function, but does not move the window, instead simply making it the active window.
To prevent the focus from being transfered to a window, simply disable the window's focus via SetWindowLong. This will prevent the window from receiving the focus when being raised.
For example:
HWND window = GetActiveWindow();
long newWindowState = SetWindowLong(window, GWL_STYLE, WS_DISABLED);
The oldWindowState variable will be returned unchanged.
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