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Default Data tables

Hi,

I have two questions regarding data tables.

1. I have a 1-D data table that calculates about 50 formulas for me as
a parameter is swept over about 100 values. I want to look at the
results of this table under two conditions, say Temperature=Hot and
Temperature=Cold.
Is there a way I can make a copy of the table and instruct for the
first table to use Temperature=Hot and for the second one to use
Temperature=Cold.
[Note a 2-D table is not what I want]

2. Whether my fist question above is possible or not, is there a way I
can disable calculation of one table while letting the everything else
on the sheet/workbook (including any other tables) active as normal? I
want to speed up execution but I don't want to delete the table as I
will need it again.

Thanks in advance,
John

 
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