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Mar 21, 2012 at 10:21 PM
Mar 21, 2012 at 10:21 PM
apparently it looks
five headings
Hit and Miss Time Taken In time Out Time Truck Type
seven items data
0 0:35 7:00 7:10 7:20 7:35 Rigid
clarify
otherwise upload sheet in third party page e.g. speedyshare.com
five headings
Hit and Miss Time Taken In time Out Time Truck Type
seven items data
0 0:35 7:00 7:10 7:20 7:35 Rigid
clarify
otherwise upload sheet in third party page e.g. speedyshare.com
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Mar 22, 2012 at 08:53 PM
Mar 22, 2012 at 08:53 PM
remove the not used items and copy paste back in the message.It is now difficult to copy the data in excel and then again remove or move.
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Mar 26, 2012 at 12:09 AM
Mar 26, 2012 at 12:09 AM
download the file from here and see formulas in col. F
http://speedy.sh/46ZSh/nahos-Book1.xls
http://speedy.sh/46ZSh/nahos-Book1.xls
Pls note that I am using your nahos-Book1 as a reference.
I'm trying to work out if my trailer is running within a certain time frame. E.g. a Rigid should only take 30 mins, a Single 1 hour and a B Double 2 hours. So if for example a Rigid (F2) has taken 35 mins, 5 mins over, then cell A1in will equal 0 but if a Rigid did make it within the allocated time frame then it would = 1 (A10).
So in column A hndg1 I would really like a formula to distinguish the difference between B Double etc in column E hndg5 and then work out based on the trailer types if they made time constrains.
The time constrains are
Rigid = 30 mins
A Trailer Only = 30 mins
B-Double = 2 hours
Single = 1 hour
Kind Regards Nahos
I'm trying to work out if my trailer is running within a certain time frame. E.g. a Rigid should only take 30 mins, a Single 1 hour and a B Double 2 hours. So if for example a Rigid (F2) has taken 35 mins, 5 mins over, then cell A1in will equal 0 but if a Rigid did make it within the allocated time frame then it would = 1 (A10).
So in column A hndg1 I would really like a formula to distinguish the difference between B Double etc in column E hndg5 and then work out based on the trailer types if they made time constrains.
The time constrains are
Rigid = 30 mins
A Trailer Only = 30 mins
B-Double = 2 hours
Single = 1 hour
Kind Regards Nahos
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Mar 26, 2012 at 10:16 PM
Mar 26, 2012 at 10:16 PM
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The time constrains are
Rigid = 30 mins
A Trailer Only = 30 mins
B-Double = 2 hours
Single = 1 hour
unquote
where is this information incorporated in the data (A1:E10). how does computer know about this constraint. where do you want me to incorporate this information in the data.;
The time constrains are
Rigid = 30 mins
A Trailer Only = 30 mins
B-Double = 2 hours
Single = 1 hour
unquote
where is this information incorporated in the data (A1:E10). how does computer know about this constraint. where do you want me to incorporate this information in the data.;
=IF(OR((AND(C2="A Trailer Only",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<0.51)),(AND(C2="B-Double",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<2.01)),(AND(C2="Single",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<1.01)),(AND(C2="Rigid",(HOUR(B2)+(MINUTE(B2)/60))<0.51))),1,0)
I believe that will get you your desired results. You can place it in the first cell and then drag down to as many as you'd like.
I believe that will get you your desired results. You can place it in the first cell and then drag down to as many as you'd like.
=IF(OR((AND(C2="A Trailer Only",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<=0.5)),(AND(C2="B-Double",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<=2)),(AND(C2="Single",(HOUR(B2)+MINUTE(B2)/60)<=1)),(AND(C2="Rigid",(HOUR(B2)+(MINUTE(B2)/60))<=0.5))),1,0)
Sorry for the previous post. It was premature. This formula should operate appropriately for you.
Sorry for the previous post. It was premature. This formula should operate appropriately for you.
Mar 22, 2012 at 05:28 PM
Yes it has 5 headings. Hit and Miss = 0. Time taken = 0:35. In Time = 7:00. Out Time = 7:35 and the Truck Type = Rigid. The other 2 times are not used = 7:10 and 7:35. Thanks
Mar 25, 2012 at 05:23 PM
please see below. I hope the example below is easier to export. Thank you for your time.
0 0:35 7:00 7:35 Rigid
0 0:35 12:00 12:35 A Trailer Only
1 0:25 14:10 14:35 B-Double
0 2:30 13:00 15:30 Single
0 0:55 7:35 8:30 A Trailer Only
0 2:25 13:05 15:30 B-Double
1 0:25 13:05 13:30 A Trailer Only
1 0:25 10:15 10:40 Single
1 0:15 15:00 15:15 Rigid