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algorithm help

Asked by lynnton in Visual Basic Programming

Hi,

Array called binaryIDArr(3,100000) as integer

first column - contains numbers from 1 upto 48
second column - contains numbers from 1 upto 7
third column - contains numbers from 1 upto 1,920
*fourth column - we will use this one to place number assignments to know if they are related.(auto number)

We need to create an algorithm that would produce something like below..

i.e.
sample raw data contains..
19-1-721
20-1-763
19-3-721
19-3-721
19-2-721
19-4-721
25-2-963
19-5-721
25-1-963

output would be adding auto number for the fourth column in the array (creating relations)
19-1-721-1
20-7-763-1
19-3-721-1
19-3-721
19-2-721-1
25-2-963
19-4-721-1
19-5-721
25-1-963

algorithm should work like...
1.-search for records that only have one instance for the whole array base on third column.
-record found-A- 20-7-763

2.-search four records that have the same values for first and third column but different from one another on the second column.
-and most importantly the first column of the four records (which is identical) should be subtracted to the record found-A using it's first column also
i.e.
record found-A- 20-7-763
the first column on those four records found is 19
then 19-20=-1
if it is between 6 and -6 then proceed below, if not goto 2.

-we also need to check that the four records found on their second column is different from the first record found(20-7-763)
-
-records found
19-1-721
19-3-721
19-2-721
19-4-721

-everything is good, place an auto number to the group.
19-1-721-1
20-7-763-1
19-3-721-1
19-2-721-1
19-4-721-1

then loop to 1.

kindly help me place this algorithm into production. Thanks

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algorithm help

Asked by lynnton in Visual Basic Programming

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