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I am not sure what is the best way to go about this but here it goes.
I have a spreadsheet that has 108 columns of data A:DD. Each row is a "Cycle" from the machine and the data parameters are in the columns. The first two columns are A the date and time the cycle started and B the cycle number. What I want is in another work book a defined name that includes both A and B. i.e. "9/08/07 12:43:23 PM 67543" (67543 is the batch number) If that is not possible then is there a way when I scroll through the date range the cell beside that shows the cycle number? Once I have that I want to click a button and it would populate the sheet with all of parameters from the cycle. Basically what I want is a selectable Information sheet on each run. Hopefully that makes sense. Please let me know. |
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