find the connecting flights based on criteria

guilherme88

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Hi all,

I have been struggling with the following for a number of days now.

I want to be able to retrieve the flights that can be connected with Y flight.
Basically..

I have Flight nr AA0001 "Y" and based on a departure and arrival list and the minimum connecting time, i want to see which "X" flights give enought time to connect with AA0001. I have tried index&sumproduct and index&match&countif but nothing seems to work.

Is anybody able to help me?

Thanks

Gui
 

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See below some data, which might be able to explain better what i mean..
The issue is that the data repeats itself depending on the day of the season which could be 10march, 03august, 02sep or any other date. I want to retrieve the possible connection options so for the case below, if i have a flight departing at 05:45 the flight AA100 would connect with. but if i have a flight leaving at 05:20 AA100 would not connect with it.

Please help :)

FLIGHT NR ARR/DEP ACTUAL TIME CONNECTION TIME DAYS OF WEEK SEASON
AA 100 Arrival04:5505:40SunWinter
AA 100 Arrival04:5505:40MonTueThuSatWinter
AA 100 Arrival04:5505:40WedFriSunWinter
AA 100 Arrival04:5505:40MonTueThuSatWinter
AA 100 Arrival04:5505:40MonTueThuSatWinter
AA 101 Departure12:5512:10MonWedFriSunWinter
AA 101 Departure12:5512:10TueThuSatWinter
AA 101 Departure12:5512:10MonWedFriSunWinter
AA 101 Departure12:5512:10MonWedFriSunWinter

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Are you doing this in VBa or formulas?
 
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Sorry I am no 'guru' with the standard sheets. Suspect it would require using MATCH and INDEX
 
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