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From: Judas Magnus on 26 Apr 2010 22:34
If I have for example:

Sign(1).name = 'Aries';
Sign(1).startDate = 'March 21';
Sign(1).endDate = 'April 20';


In a excel file how would i have all the entries with that date range and then count it them?


ex entry

noob F March 21
noob2 F March 20


i would have to read from the excel file to start out with right?
From: TideMan on 26 Apr 2010 22:58
On Apr 27, 2:34 pm, "Judas Magnus" <ragnaork5...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> If I have for example:
>
> Sign(1).name = 'Aries';
> Sign(1).startDate = 'March 21';
> Sign(1).endDate = 'April 20';
>
> In a excel file how would i have all the entries with that date range and then count it them?
>
> ex entry
>
> noob F  March   21
> noob2   F       March   20
>
> i would have to read from the excel file to start out with right?

I've read your post several times, but I cannot figure out what you
are talking about.
This is not standard English:
"...then count it them."
If English is not your native language, you may need to ask someone to
help you.
From: us on 27 Apr 2010 00:15
"Judas Magnus" <ragnaork5435(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message <hr5ieu$fe0$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> If I have for example:
>
> Sign(1).name = 'Aries';
> Sign(1).startDate = 'March 21';
> Sign(1).endDate = 'April 20';
>
>
> In a excel file how would i have all the entries with that date range and then count it them?
>
>
> ex entry
>
> noob F March 21
> noob2 F March 20
>
>
> i would have to read from the excel file to start out with right?

well...
yes, of course...
what a question...

us
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