Hello again,
I am searching for a way to identify the amount of simultanious date ranges.
Example:
array start=('1.12', '5.12', '9.12');
array end =('8.12', '12.12', '16.12');
Looks like this in a table:
start end
1.128.12
5.1212.12
9.1216.12
Obviously the first and last
2009/12/3 Merlin Morgenstern merli...@fastmail.fm:
I am searching for a way to identify the amount of simultanious date ranges.
Example:
array start=('1.12', '5.12', '9.12');
array end =('8.12', '12.12', '16.12');
Looks like this in a table:
start end
1.12 8.12
5.12 12.12
9.12
David Otton wrote:
2009/12/3 Merlin Morgenstern merli...@fastmail.fm:
I am searching for a way to identify the amount of simultanious date ranges.
Example:
array start=('1.12', '5.12', '9.12');
array end =('8.12', '12.12', '16.12');
Looks like this in a table:
start end
1.128.12
2009/12/3 Merlin Morgenstern merli...@fastmail.fm:
That is what I thought first, too! But this does not work correct as there
might be a booking starting for example tomorrow. There needs to be free
place for the entire booking period.
Ah, of course. I see the problem now. It's an odd
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