I'm reviewing the old bracket folder for a UR5e proposal and the 'finished' column includes checks taken in the jig, followed by a handwritten straightening note; need to know what came out before anyone copies the old correction into the new fixture.
Can you connect the straightening note to particular parts? I have been sorting a similar folder. A correction written once in the margin looked like a step applied to everything, but the inspection sheets did not establish that.
Then leave that uncertainty visible. I would begin with the rows that identify their measurement condition and part, rather than trying to rescue the whole spreadsheet into one trend.
I've just found a separate loose-part notebook in another bracket job, so Victor, have you checked whether final inspection kept its own records instead of completing this sheet?
Quality has a final-inspection file, yes, but it covers parts after any straightening; useful acceptance records, still no answer about what the fixture produced on its own.
I've separated the clamped checks, final acceptance and unknown correction history in the review; quality and tooling will define a fresh comparison instead of declaring the old setup proven.
Who will receive that explanation with the new fixture? I would put it beside the old note too. Otherwise somebody opening the folder later may still read the arrow as a requirement.