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Default how to detect added or deleted rows in compare

Hi all,
thanx to all who replied to my earlier questions specially Tom Ogilvy,
David, keepITcool. now i have a question about a comparison
tool(add-in) that i am developing now for excel sheets. i have 2 large
excel sheets with 100-150 columns and 7-800rows. I have to compare
almost each cell of 1 sheets to each cell almost similar 2nd sheet. my
comparison works fine till i dont add or delete any rows from the 2nd
sheet. so my question is how do i detect the addition/deletion of rows
in sheets. I cant have a flag or something similar in the last column
as an unique ID or something bcos i cant change generation of sheets. i
have seen a version of unix diff command in which this prob of line
addition/deletion is solved but i dont know the logic behind it.
can some one point in the right direction.
TIA
Amit

 
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