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A quick definition of Specification:

Specification: A specification is a detailed statement that explains how something should be made or used. In legal terms, it is a part of a contract that describes the quality and measurements of a product or service. For patents, it is a section of the application that explains how an invention works and how it should be used. The specification must be clear enough for anyone to understand and use the invention as the inventor intended.

A more thorough explanation:

In a legal context, specification refers to providing a detailed statement under a contract regarding quality, measurements, or other important details. For example, a construction contract may include a specification for the type of materials to be used in building a structure.

When it comes to patents, the specification is a section of the patent application that describes how an invention is made, its purpose, and how it should be used or operated. The specification must provide enough information for someone with average knowledge in the field to produce or use the invention as intended by the inventor. For instance, a patent for a new type of computer software would need to include a detailed specification explaining how the software works and how it can be used.

Overall, a specification is a detailed description that outlines important information about a product, service, or invention. It helps ensure that everyone involved in a project or transaction is on the same page and understands what is expected.

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Denny

14:05

@llama: can you help me with a spreadsheet

Denny

14:06

I guess my question is if its possible to transfer data between two separate google sheets based on a set of criteria without the use of apps script.

BreezyUnnaturalMonster

14:25

@Denny: Usually when you click export on sheets you can select what data you want to export.

llama

14:28

@Denny: like a get function? https://docs.appsmith.com/connect-data/how-to-guides/filter-data-google-sheet

llama

14:31

yeah while I wish I knew, I do not. I use ctl c/v usually. That is above my skill set, but I would be down to help/ try if u want

llama

14:31

@BreezyUnnaturalMonster: Do you trade crypto spreads?

Denny

14:32

@llama: probably this ill try and figure it out hmm

Denny

14:32

looks confusing

llama

14:33

Im sure u can figure it out, just maybe make a copy if possible of both sources, that way if u mess up u do not corrupt ur original data

Denny

14:33

yeah

Denny

14:34

i think ill just use apps script + chat gpt

Denny

14:34

maybe

llama

14:34

two google sheets are your source docs? what is your intended output

Denny

14:34

two sheets in one google doc

Denny

14:35

trying to move stuff based on date & information put in

Denny

14:35

a spreadsheet to be updated daily that tracks inventory i guess

llama

14:36

oh well at least date/time is chronological, so you can set parameters (opposed to values or non quantatiative)

Denny

14:37

i find that date and time get tricky

llama

14:38

google sheets > Data > Data extractor OR Data connector maybe

Denny

14:38

thats to extract from a different sheet tho

Denny

14:38

i just want a new page

llama

14:39

a new page within the same sheet (like on the bottom)

Denny

14:39

yeah

Denny

14:41

basically stuff gets inputted from an external program and the sheet has to decide what to do with it. but every day inventory is refreshed. so i want to paste in the current inventory every day and then use the numbers provided from the external site to track that data and move it if the days out hits 0

Denny

14:41

but i want to maintain accuracy on one sheet while pasting into another

llama

14:44

hmm sounds fun. Maybe look at google apps script or pivot tables? It is hard to say without knowing more info. unfortunately, I am not crazy good with sheets, but I use improve/trial and error to make up for it.

llama

14:45

improv

llama

14:48

im interested/would take a stab at it if you want to email me or jit me on discord with more info, in beacons link

Denny

14:56

bet

Denny

14:56

im gonna sleep on it but ill hit u up on tuesday when after my weekend

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