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Here's my guess - you have a contract sheet with cells in row 3
corresponding to 11:00 am (cells go from D3 to L3). You also have row 11 corresponding to 12:00 pm (cells D11 to L11). You want to set up a log sheet where cell D6 will contain either 11:00am or 12:00pm, and depending on these values you want to bring up the contents of cells D to L from the appropriate row of the contract sheet. If this guess is accurate, then enter this in cell D7: =IF(HOUR($D6)=11,contract!D3,contract!D11) then copy this formula across to E7:L7 Hope this wild guess works for you. Pete |
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