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&lt;In the related question, Lowfatspread mentions having 2 tables. My table..if you look at it..&gt;<br />
&quot;Look at it&quot;?<br />
Great, now if we only had the link that leads us to this mysterious &quot;related question&quot;, we might be able to help, ...agreed?<br />
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;-)<br />
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JeffCoachman
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"Look at it"?
Great, now if we only had the link that leads us to this mysterious "related question", we might be able to help, ...agreed?

;-)

JeffCoachman

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 &nbsp;Jeff,<br />
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&nbsp;There is a &quot;Related Solutions&quot; link right above your post. &nbsp;:-)<br />
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&nbsp;James<br />

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 Jeff,

 There is a "Related Solutions" link right above your post.  :-)

 James


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&lt;There is a &quot;Related Solutions&quot; link right above your post. &nbsp;:-)&gt;<br />
WTFHAX!<br />
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;-)<br />
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<There is a "Related Solutions" link right above your post.  :-)>
WTFHAX!

;-)



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 &nbsp;Jeff,<br />
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&nbsp;:-)<br />
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&nbsp;Farzadw,<br />
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&nbsp;I hope that makes sense. &nbsp;At least, that's the way that I interpret what Lowfatspread posted. &nbsp;And he raised a couple of good points.<br />
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&nbsp;James<br />

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 Jeff,

 :-)


 Farzadw,

 I hope that makes sense.  At least, that's the way that I interpret what Lowfatspread posted.  And he raised a couple of good points.

 James


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In the related question, Lowfatspread mentions having 2 tables. My table..if you look at it...only has cutoff hours with the year being 1900. Not sure what he means but can he or someone explain what his solution means?<br />
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thanks
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In the related question, Lowfatspread mentions having 2 tables. My table..if you look at it...only has cutoff hours with the year being 1900. Not sure what he means but can he or someone explain what his solution means?

thanks

Table explanation (Lowfatspread?) for cutoff days

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