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i hope i can explain this better than i did before. after reading my old post
i can see i was not clear at all. what i am trying to do is take this group of numbers below and make groups not exceeding 168. main group 23.5 23.5 30.883 30.883 30.883 30.883 37.383 37.383 43.411 43.411 47 48 49.876 50.646 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 55.383 55.383 59.5 90 below is an example of what i want using the numbers above. groups of 168 or less total 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 48 + 43.411 + 30.883 + 30.883 = 153.177 55.383 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 157.149 50.646 + 47 + 43.411 + 23.5 = 164.557 59.5 + 55.383 + 49.876 = 164.759 90 + 37.383 + 37.383 = 164.766 30.883 + 30.883 + 23.5 = 85.266 -- Thank You in advance, Zab |
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On Apr 28, 9:56*am, Zab wrote:
i hope i can explain this better than i did before. after reading my old post i can see i was not clear at all. what i am trying to do is take this group of numbers below and make groups not exceeding 168. main group 23.5 23.5 30.883 30.883 30.883 30.883 37.383 37.383 43.411 43.411 47 48 49.876 50.646 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 55.383 55.383 59.5 90 below is an example of what i want using the numbers above. *groups of 168 or less * * * * * *total 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 48 + 43.411 + 30.883 *+ 30.883 = 153.177 55.383 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 157.149 50.646 + 47 + 43.411 + 23.5 = 164.557 59.5 + 55.383 + 49.876 = 164.759 90 + 37.383 + 37.383 = 164.766 30.883 + 30.883 + 23.5 = 85.266 -- Thank You in advance, Zab Any one number: 26 results Any combination of any two numbers: 26*25 = 650 results Many combinations of three numbers: approx. 6,000 results or so Are you sure you want a list 7k records long? HTH Chris |
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i'm sorry for not stating that i need only 1 result, the best result with
the fewest groups of 168 or less. -- Zab "cht13er" wrote: On Apr 28, 9:56 am, Zab wrote: i hope i can explain this better than i did before. after reading my old post i can see i was not clear at all. what i am trying to do is take this group of numbers below and make groups not exceeding 168. main group 23.5 23.5 30.883 30.883 30.883 30.883 37.383 37.383 43.411 43.411 47 48 49.876 50.646 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 50.883 55.383 55.383 59.5 90 below is an example of what i want using the numbers above. groups of 168 or less total 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 50.883 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 152.649 48 + 43.411 + 30.883 + 30.883 = 153.177 55.383 + 50.883 + 50.883 = 157.149 50.646 + 47 + 43.411 + 23.5 = 164.557 59.5 + 55.383 + 49.876 = 164.759 90 + 37.383 + 37.383 = 164.766 30.883 + 30.883 + 23.5 = 85.266 -- Thank You in advance, Zab Any one number: 26 results Any combination of any two numbers: 26*25 = 650 results Many combinations of three numbers: approx. 6,000 results or so Are you sure you want a list 7k records long? HTH Chris |
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... i hope i can explain this better than i did before. after reading my old post i can see i was not clear at all. what i am trying to do is take this group of numbers below and make groups not exceeding 168. You mean where the SUM of the numbers is less than 168? Because "groups not exceeding 168" means "not exceeding 168 MEMBERS" to me.... |
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yes their sum needs to be less than 168 just as i have shown in the example
above. -- Zab "Jeff Johnson" wrote: "Zab" wrote in message ... i hope i can explain this better than i did before. after reading my old post i can see i was not clear at all. what i am trying to do is take this group of numbers below and make groups not exceeding 168. You mean where the SUM of the numbers is less than 168? Because "groups not exceeding 168" means "not exceeding 168 MEMBERS" to me.... |
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