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Newbie questions:
Is there a utility or some other way to compare one full file (w multiple tabs) with another full file (w multiple tabs)? The layouts are identical, just the data in them *may* or *may not* be different. Conversely is there a way to compare two files tab-by-tab? Why you ask? I'm trying to take over a job from a coworker and for the next week I'm going to shadow everything they do, but on my own. At the end of the week, as a sanity check, I'd like to compare my work to theirs and see how far off, or on, I am. In another vein ... what's the proper terminology to use? A file, to me, is what I open with a "file-open" sequeuce, or from a windows file list A workbook is a file with one or more tabs A worksheet is any one of those tabs Are those correct? Lastly what's the difference between a .XLT and a .XLS extension (besides the obvious one letter). Are there other extensions and what would they mean? Thanks ... Phil |
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