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I have a dilemma I cannot seem to figure out. It seems to be fairly complicated from my end. If anyone can help out I would be extremely appreciative. What I have is a ".dat" file that is comma delimited. It contains information about a production run's defects. There are several fields and an enormous amount of data to work through. I have spent some time to interpret what the layout is on this file, but I need some help on some mathematics and possibly some algorithms to generate some type of interpretable chart. Each row of data begins with a single character to identify what that row of information is for. The defect rows all start with a "d" in the 1st position (column). From there, the next piece of information I need is in the 4th position (column) which contains the defect type (as a number). The third piece of information I need is in the 14th position (column) which contains the defect position in length (mm). The last piece of information I need is located in the 35th position (column) which contains the channel position of the defect (1 to 48). With the above stated... I would like to evaluate the data as it is coming into Excel by channel and the length position (converted to meters). With this data, I would like to have some method to grade something like this: if there are more than 100 defects within 100 meters then grade it as a NO GOOD section. Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated. Please let me know if any more detail is needed. TIA, Mark Ivey |
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Most the data I am working with is more than one spreadsheet will handle due to the number of records. Mark Ivey "Mark Ivey" wrote in message ... Hello all... I have a dilemma I cannot seem to figure out. It seems to be fairly complicated from my end. If anyone can help out I would be extremely appreciative. What I have is a ".dat" file that is comma delimited. It contains information about a production run's defects. There are several fields and an enormous amount of data to work through. I have spent some time to interpret what the layout is on this file, but I need some help on some mathematics and possibly some algorithms to generate some type of interpretable chart. Each row of data begins with a single character to identify what that row of information is for. The defect rows all start with a "d" in the 1st position (column). From there, the next piece of information I need is in the 4th position (column) which contains the defect type (as a number). The third piece of information I need is in the 14th position (column) which contains the defect position in length (mm). The last piece of information I need is located in the 35th position (column) which contains the channel position of the defect (1 to 48). With the above stated... I would like to evaluate the data as it is coming into Excel by channel and the length position (converted to meters). With this data, I would like to have some method to grade something like this: if there are more than 100 defects within 100 meters then grade it as a NO GOOD section. Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated. Please let me know if any more detail is needed. TIA, Mark Ivey |
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