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I have a table that contains hundreds of records listing bus route numbers
and the start time of each trip. What I want to do is look up a route number in one column and because that route number is found in that column anywhere from once to 60 times, return the smallest number in the time column for that route. Example" Route Time 521 0630 521 0735 521 0920 521 1015 521 1120 521 1215 521 1324 521 1420 521 1610 521 1905 521 2000 522 0530 522 0613 etc. I want the lookup table to help isolate the operating time of the route extracting the start time of 0630 because it is the smallest time for route 521 and 2000 for the last time the bus picks up passengers because it is the largest time in the time column for route 521. Is this possible? |
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