The resulting table is a single string for each unit? Or is that separate cells in a row? Your sheet2 didn't have a mockup of what you really want to see.
The resulting table is a single string for each unit? Or is that separate cells in a row? Your sheet2 didn't have a mockup of what you really want to see.
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Ideally the resulting table would have separate cells in a row something like this:
where the information in Column A would be repeated if there was more than one switch in the stack![]()
Column A Column B Column C ABBMcHSW01 (10.1.1.253): Unit 1 Product serial number: YEFF6UH1F0840 ABBMcHSW01 (10.1.1.253): Unit 2 Product serial number: YEFF75HD13AC0 ABIPBMTSW01 (10.1.1.121): Unit 1 Product serial number: 9KXF9XMBF6140 ABIPCORESW01 (10.1.1.122): Unit 1 Product serial number: 9KXF9XMBF5F00
Struggling a bit with the smartest way to represent the data in the report. Once it is like this folks where I work with average Excel skills should be able to manipulate easier...
Last edited by JBeaucaire; 10-31-2014 at 06:38 PM.
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