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Max
Alan, sorry, I just posted a response to your earlier reply which crossed
this. It **worked** and took only 15 sec to spit out the results !! Superb.
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this. It **worked** and took only 15 sec to spit out the results !! Superb.
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Alan said:My last email assumed your data was the same as my test file. In your
file, when you mouse over x it should be equal to the number of unique
elements in your data; and y should be the integral part of x/65536,
i.e., 0,1,2,3 or 4.
Alan Beban
Max said:Alan, sorry, I just posted a response to your earlier reply which crossed
this. It **worked** and took only 15 sec to spit out the results !! Superb.
Tom said:It wasn't mentioned because it isn't necessary.
It isn't necessary to check scripting runtime because it uses the builtin
collection rather than starting up another DLL.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
Max said:Alan, sorry, I just posted a response to your earlier reply which crossed
this. It **worked** and took only 15 sec to spit out the results !! Superb.
Max said:I won't know how to modify the code, Alan
Could you assist on this? Thanks
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