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Model Audit
I have two excel models which I am reviewing for the
purposes of stating whether or not model #2 is a derivative of model #1. A forensic investigation if you will. Does anybody know of any tests that I can perform on these two separate files to tell if they have similarities? I know that I can check: 1) who authored them 2) attempt to look at the structure and layout I am assuming I can also compare formulas to see if they appear #1 and in #2. Can anyone recommend any other tests that I can do (including use of VBA), and/or available software products that would help me ascertain how similar these model are? Thanks |
Model Audit
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see this site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/duplic...#InOneNotOther -----Original Message----- I have two excel models which I am reviewing for the purposes of stating whether or not model #2 is a derivative of model #1. A forensic investigation if you will. Does anybody know of any tests that I can perform on these two separate files to tell if they have similarities? I know that I can check: 1) who authored them 2) attempt to look at the structure and layout I am assuming I can also compare formulas to see if they appear #1 and in #2. Can anyone recommend any other tests that I can do (including use of VBA), and/or available software products that would help me ascertain how similar these model are? Thanks . |
Model Audit
Builtindocumentproperties
formatting The excel/office files hold a lot of hidden information. I don't know how to retrieve it, but recognition of that fact created a bit of a fuss awhile ago. There are articles on the knowledge base about removing that information - they might provide some insight what to look for perhaps with a hex editor. http://support.microsoft.com -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I have two excel models which I am reviewing for the purposes of stating whether or not model #2 is a derivative of model #1. A forensic investigation if you will. Does anybody know of any tests that I can perform on these two separate files to tell if they have similarities? I know that I can check: 1) who authored them 2) attempt to look at the structure and layout I am assuming I can also compare formulas to see if they appear #1 and in #2. Can anyone recommend any other tests that I can do (including use of VBA), and/or available software products that would help me ascertain how similar these model are? Thanks |
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