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How do I compare two versions of the same spreadsheet to see diff.
When I edit a spreadsheet is there a function in excel that allows me to
compare it to the original with the changes highlighted? I can do this in Word, but can't figure out if it can be done in excel. Thanks |
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How do I compare two versions of the same spreadsheet to see diff.
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Tools-Track Changes-Highlight changes is what you're looking for? -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "John C." wrote: When I edit a spreadsheet is there a function in excel that allows me to compare it to the original with the changes highlighted? I can do this in Word, but can't figure out if it can be done in excel. Thanks |
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