You can do something like this

$scope.checksetting  = {!isCustomSettingTurnedOn};

&lt;span class="icon_target" ng-show="data.target &amp;&amp; checksetting "&gt;&lt;/span&gt;


Please mark this as an answer if this helps you :)

Can I check for a Custom Setting in an Angular ng-show directive?
I have a giant spreadsheet with computer names and the date stamp that they last reported into our PGP server that I need to convert to a usable date/time, so I can sort the column by the time the computer last reported. The format of the field now is as follows:


  Mon Aug 01 09:08:25 CDT 2011


All of them have a 3-character day followed by a 3-character month followed by a 2 character date, and so on, so someone with some Excel skill should be able to parse it out.

Edit -- The closest I have come to getting it is using this formula:


  RIGHT(L2,4),VLOOKUP(MID(L2,5,3),MonthLookup!A:B,2,FALSE),MID(L2,9,2)


Where L2 is the field I am trying to convert and MonthLookup is a sheet with two columns, the first column being the 3 character month ("Jan", "Feb", etc.) and the second column being the numerical month (1, 2, etc.)

This gives me a usable date, but I need to keep the time as well.
