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Challenge #87: Losing Daylight

PhilipMannering
16 - Nebula
16 - Nebula

Solution attached.

 

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data_rachel
8 - Asteroid

This took me a relatively long time! After struggling with the datetime tools, here is my solution.

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ggruccio
ACE Emeritus
ACE Emeritus

Lots of parsing, good exercise!

samN
10 - Fireball

another regex challenge. I wish there was a way to construct a date time object using a formula.

jasperlch
12 - Quasar

Solution attached.

JosephSerpis
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

Challenge Completed

kat
12 - Quasar

Here is my solution. I did it without changing the sunset and sunrise to datetime format.

 

Data is from Jersey (UK).

 

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TeePee
8 - Asteroid
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I really enjoyed this challenge.  It helped me get to grips with stripping out different parts of strings and concatenating.  I'm also loving padleft :) 

I wanted to use the DateTimeDiff function so got it to work by inserting a random Date for both the dt arguments.  It would be good to know if this was strictly necessary. Thanks!
SGolnik
11 - Bolide
11 - Bolide

Another fun one!

kcgreen
8 - Asteroid

I had difficulty with this one.   I ended up with the right answer but think I made it harder than I needed to.

 

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