Change in output generated by a macro

Valentino

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Hi everyone,

in another thread, @johnnyL has helped me tremendously by developing a code which regularly checks whether certain conditions in a spreadsheet have been fulfilled.
Every 10 minutes, the macro writes the outcome of these checks to a separate outputsheet, which alerts me to changes in conditions.
What i still would like to achieve, is to change the current notification generated by this macro.
- Current notification: "(1) Asset10" --> (indicating that Asset10 changed from "0" to "1", see blue cell in picture below)
- preferred notification: "(1) Asset10 Completed" --> (so add the value from column B in Sheet1 highlighted in yellow to the notification).

Below please find the code that i have been working with and attached a picture of Sheet1 in the workbook containing the value to be added (in yellow) .

I have been trying to adjust the code myself based on some solutions i found on this forum and elsewhere, but have struggled as after I've changed the code is bugged (my inexperience) :-(
Would someone be able to help me to adjust the code?

Many thanks for thoughts!

Valentino

VBA Code:
Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
'
'   V1.2
'   1st 10 minute refresh will create the destination if it doesn't exist & will save the Formula column results to create a base line to compare to.
'   All other 10 minute refreshes will compare the current formula column to the previous formula column and display the row #s that changed to '1' or '-1'.
'
'   Check the lines at the top of the script that end with ' <---
'       Those lines are the lines that may need to be changed to reflect your particular setup.
'
'
    Dim FormulaStartRow                 As Long, LastRowAssetColummn    As Long
    Dim DestinationSheet                As String
    Dim AssetColumn                     As String, FormulaColumn        As String
    Dim wsDestination                   As Worksheet, wsSource          As Worksheet
'
    DestinationSheet = "TenMinuteUpdates"                           ' <--- Set this to the name of the sheet to store 10 minute results into
    Set wsSource = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")                    ' <--- Set this to the sheetname that has the '1's & '0's
'
      FormulaColumn = "E"                                           ' <--- Set this to the formula Column letter
    FormulaStartRow = 2                                             ' <--- Set this to the start row of formulas in the FormulaColumn
       AssetColumn = "A"                                            ' <--- Set this to the Asset Column letter, this column is used to determine last row
'
    LastRowAssetColummn = wsSource.Range(AssetColumn & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row ' Determine last row of data
'
    If Application.CountIf(wsSource.Range(FormulaColumn & FormulaStartRow & _
            ":" & FormulaColumn & LastRowAssetColummn), "1") > 0 Or _
            Application.CountIf(wsSource.Range(FormulaColumn & FormulaStartRow & _
            ":" & FormulaColumn & LastRowAssetColummn), "-1") > 0 Then  ' If the range contains any value of 1 or -1 then ...
'
        Dim DestinationSheetExists      As Boolean
        Dim FormulaColumnRow            As Long, OutputArrayRow As Long
        Dim LastDestinationColumnNumber As Long
        Dim RowOffset                   As Long
        Dim AssetColumnArray            As Variant, FormulaColumnArray          As Variant
        Dim OutputArray                 As Variant, PreviousFormulaResultArray  As Variant
'
        On Error Resume Next                                        '   Bypass error generated in next line if sheet does not exist
        Set wsDestination = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(DestinationSheet)   '   Assign DestinationSheet to wsDestination
        On Error GoTo 0                                             '   Turn Excel error handling back on
'
        If Not wsDestination Is Nothing Then DestinationSheetExists = True      '   Check to see if the DestinationSheet exists
'
' Create DestinationSheet if it doesn't exist
        If DestinationSheetExists = False Then                                  '   If DestinationSheet does not exist then ...
            ThisWorkbook.Sheets.Add(After:=wsSource).Name = DestinationSheet    '       Create the DestinationSheet after the Source sheet
            Set wsDestination = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(DestinationSheet)           '       Assign the DestinationSheet to wsDestination
        End If
'
' Save Assets into array
        AssetColumnArray = wsSource.Range(AssetColumn & _
                FormulaStartRow & ":" & AssetColumn & _
                LastRowAssetColummn)                                '   Save the values of the Asset Column range into the 2D 1 based AssetColumnArray RC
'
' Save formulas into array
        FormulaColumnArray = wsSource.Range(FormulaColumn & _
                FormulaStartRow & ":" & FormulaColumn & _
                LastRowAssetColummn)                                '   Save the values of the formula Column range into the 2D 1 based FormulaColumnArray RC
'
        ReDim OutputArray(1 To UBound(FormulaColumnArray))          '   Establish # of rows in 1D 1 based OutputArray
'
' Create Saved formula result column on DestinationSheet
        If wsDestination.Range("A1") = vbNullString Then
            wsDestination.Range("A1") = Date                        '   Display the Date on DestinationSheet
            wsDestination.Range("A2") = Time()                      '   Display the Time on DestinationSheet
            wsDestination.Range("A3") = "------------------"        '   Display spacer line on DestinationSheet
'
            wsDestination.Range("A4").Resize(UBound(FormulaColumnArray)) = _
                FormulaColumnArray                                  '   Display results to DestinationSheet
'
            wsDestination.UsedRange.EntireColumn.AutoFit            '   Autofit all of the columns
'
            GoTo SubExit
        End If
'
' Load previous formula results into array
        PreviousFormulaResultArray = wsDestination.Range("A4:A" & _
                wsDestination.Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)    '   Load previous formula results into PreviousFormulaResultArray
'
        OutputArrayRow = 0                                          '   Initialize OutputArrayRow to zero
        RowOffset = FormulaStartRow - LBound(FormulaColumnArray)    '   Determine Row difference between FormulaStartRow and start row of FormulaColumnArray
'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
'
        For FormulaColumnRow = 1 To UBound(FormulaColumnArray, 1)   '   Loop through the FormulaColumnArray to check for '1's & '-1's
            If FormulaColumnArray(FormulaColumnRow, 1) = "1" Or _
                    FormulaColumnArray(FormulaColumnRow, 1) = "-1" Then '       If a '1' or '-1' is found then ...
                If PreviousFormulaResultArray(FormulaColumnRow, 1) = 0 Then '       If previous value was '0' then ...
                    OutputArrayRow = OutputArrayRow + 1                 '           Increment OutputArrayRow
'
                    OutputArray(OutputArrayRow) = "(" & _
                            FormulaColumnArray(FormulaColumnRow, 1) & _
                            ") " & AssetColumnArray(FormulaColumnRow, 1)    '           Save the changed to value & Asset into OutputArray
                End If
            End If
        Next                                                        '   Loop Back
'
        LastDestinationColumnNumber = wsDestination.Cells.Find("*", _
                , xlFormulas, , xlByColumns, xlPrevious).Column     '   Get last Column Number used in the DestinationSheet
'
        wsDestination.Cells(1, LastDestinationColumnNumber + 1) = Date      '   Display the Date on DestinationSheet
        wsDestination.Cells(2, LastDestinationColumnNumber + 1) = Time()    '   Display the Time on DestinationSheet
        wsDestination.Cells(3, LastDestinationColumnNumber + 1) = "------------------"  '   Display spacer line on DestinationSheet
'
        wsDestination.Cells(4, LastDestinationColumnNumber _
                + 1).Resize(UBound(OutputArray)) = _
                Application.Transpose(OutputArray)                  '   Display results to DestinationSheet
'
'Save current formula results to the DestinationSheet
        wsDestination.Range("A1") = Date                            '   Display the Date on DestinationSheet
        wsDestination.Range("A2") = Time()                          '   Display the Time on DestinationSheet
        wsDestination.Range("A3") = "------------------"            '   Display spacer line on DestinationSheet
'
        wsDestination.Range("A4").Resize(UBound(FormulaColumnArray)) = _
            FormulaColumnArray                                      '   Display results to DestinationSheet
'
        wsDestination.UsedRange.EntireColumn.AutoFit                '   Autofit all of the columns
    End If
'
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
'
SubExit:
End Sub
 

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That sounds like a new thread to me.
Hi Johnny, was considering that but then thought it might be a refinement of the code developed in this thread.
Anyway, no worries i'll open a new thread (since this one is also marked solved i believe) and let you know
thanks
 
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