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I'm using MSExcel2003, SP2....
I already read about the technique where you can put two MSExcel spreadsheets side-by-side and *visually* compare...which is a very "manual" technique, but... Will MSExcel "compare" two worksheets and highlight differences for the user (like you can do in MSWord...where the resulting output highlights differences in red...great to for comparing differences in different versions of some text document)? If not, is there a software app (preferably in WinXP) that would at least give a "yes" or "no" on whether two files are identical (duplicates?) Thanks, George |
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