02-11-2008
Ah yes, it might make things clearer
Here's the input:
Quote:
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 8
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 11
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 34
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - lo : Amber Alert : 4
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 3
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 15
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 5
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 30
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
And here's what I'm trying to achieve:
Quote:
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 8
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 11
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 34
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - lo : Amber Alert : 4
system-d-1-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 13
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth1 : Amber Alert : 6
system-d-2-2008-02-10.xls : Process Run Queue : Amber Alert : 3
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : CPU Utilisation : Amber Alert : 15
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Amber Alert : 5
system-d-3-2008-02-10.xls : I-O Statistics : Red Alert : 30
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-5-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 2
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - bond0 : Amber Alert : 1
system-w-8-2008-02-10.xls : Network Statistics - eth0 : Amber Alert : 1
Many thanks,
p.
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