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Hi - I need a little help devising something that will
basically do the following: I have a set of dates of transmissions and I want to find the time between successful transmits. See below: 11/11/04 6:01 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:02 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:04 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:07 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:10 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:14 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:17 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:18 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:20 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:24 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:25 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:27 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:29 2 file(s) received. 11/11/04 6:29 Transmitted Records Deleted from Output Queues 11/11/04 6:31 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:35 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:38 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 You can see that if a transmission is considered successful, there is some text between the Dialings (nothing was recieved, 2 files recieved, transmitted records deleted..., etc). Only when there is nothing between Dialings was it unsuccesful. How could I go about creating something that would find the time between successful sendings? Any help is greatly appreciated. Donnie. |
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Not really sure whether this'll work,
but maybe worth a play .. Assume your data as posted is split into 3 cols, data from row2 down: col A = date col B = time col C = text (various) Assume that there'll be no more than 2 consecutive rows of ".. some text between the Dialings .." (as per sample data) Put in D2: = --ISERROR(SEARCH(C2,"DIAL 1-800-827-1159")) Put in E4: =IF(AND(D1=0,D2=1,D3=1,D4=0),B4-B1,IF(AND(D2=0,D3=1,D4=0),B4-B2,"")) Copy E4 down (Leave E2, E3 empty) Format col E as time Col E seems to return what you're after* (for the sample data-set at least) *time between successful sendings -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- "Donnie" wrote in message ... Hi - I need a little help devising something that will basically do the following: I have a set of dates of transmissions and I want to find the time between successful transmits. See below: 11/11/04 6:01 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:02 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:04 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:07 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:10 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:14 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:17 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:18 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:20 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:24 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:25 Nothing was received. 11/11/04 6:27 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:29 2 file(s) received. 11/11/04 6:29 Transmitted Records Deleted from Output Queues 11/11/04 6:31 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:35 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 11/11/04 6:38 DIAL 1-800-827-1159 You can see that if a transmission is considered successful, there is some text between the Dialings (nothing was recieved, 2 files recieved, transmitted records deleted..., etc). Only when there is nothing between Dialings was it unsuccesful. How could I go about creating something that would find the time between successful sendings? Any help is greatly appreciated. Donnie. |
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Sorry, just realised there's a missing line after:
Put in D2: = --ISERROR(SEARCH(C2,"DIAL 1-800-827-1159")) Copy D2 down -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- GMT+8, 1° 22' N 103° 45' E xdemechanik <atyahoo<dotcom ---- |
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