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compare two spreadsheets and identify records that have any changes.
For example comparing two spreadsheets with the same specific employee information such as first, middle and last name; employee number etc. and only identifying records that have changes. |
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How about doing a vlookup from one worksheet to the other. If the value is
N/A, you know the record has changed on the other worksheet. HTH, -- Gary Brown "brenped" wrote: compare two spreadsheets and identify records that have any changes. For example comparing two spreadsheets with the same specific employee information such as first, middle and last name; employee number etc. and only identifying records that have changes. |
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Use the = exact formula for comparing. You can then filter the colums for
all the false information which will tell which cells have been changed. I sometimes also use =index and =match in order to find data matches. "brenped" wrote: compare two spreadsheets and identify records that have any changes. For example comparing two spreadsheets with the same specific employee information such as first, middle and last name; employee number etc. and only identifying records that have changes. |
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