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[Rick Rothstein]

The result target twenty thousand or less

Stop looking at the numbers I am using and look at the structure of the table instead. I could construct a table for 20000, but all that would involve is many more rows of 400 each... I am trying to keep the table small for posting purposes while trying to get you to tell me how to handle the structural problem that occurs when a continuous set of ranges of 400 total less than the target number. Look at my last post, make believe 2000 is a possible target and tell me how you want the program you want me to write to handle the problem shown; namely, that the continuous set of ranges of 400 total less than the target number of 2000 in my chart but which could just as easily be 20000 as well.

[ayazgreat]

Stop looking at the numbers I am using and look at the structure of the table instead. I could construct a table for 20000, but all that would involve is many more rows of 400 each... I am trying to keep the table small for posting purposes while trying to get you to tell me how to handle the structural problem that occurs when a continuous set of ranges of 400 total less than the target number. Look at my last post, make believe 2000 is a possible target and tell me how you want the program you want me to write to handle the problem shown; namely, that the continuous set of ranges of 400 total less than the target number of 2000 in my chart but which could just as easily be 20000 as well.

Rick Rothstein what do you think ? I do not understand how to handle the structural problem that occurs when a continuous set of ranges of 400 total less than the target number, as i let you know that I receive data in this form (mix up of continuous and non continuous ranges), you think there is no way to handle this knd of data ?