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I often need to compare 2 values of the same material and I thought that a
reference to one of them would help me a lot. Well, the value I have chosen to refer to is corresponding to a certain material from the spreadsheet (a certain row than) and keeps changing its place in the column in accordance with how many materials have been added lately. Well, I wish to make a reference to the cell like this: i.e. in B2 I have the name of material="BOLTS"...................in G2 I have the value that interests me =400 I want to add or substract (doesn't matter) this value (without knowing that it still is in G2, maybe this time will be in G6, having another 4 materials added above "BOLTS") to another cell, from another report that correspond to the "BOLTS" name somehow. I know I have to make a reference to the name of material (the text, the only one which doesn't change), but I couldn't find a direct way. I'm not sure I succeeded to make myself very clear, but any idea would be appreciated for sure! |
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