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And, with a minor amendment it works across different spreadsheets - my
ultimate goal <BG. Thanks Dave =A1<INDIRECT("'[file1.xls]sheet2'!rc",0) "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... One more way if you're not using format|conditional formatting. Select your range on sheet1 (I used A1:X99). With A1 the activecell format|Conditional formatting formula is: =A1<INDIRECT("'sheet2'!rc",0) give it a nice format RFJ wrote: I've got two worksheets of identical layout each comprising multiple tables of numerical information. Is there a way I can automatically highlight cells in one worksheet where the corresponding value in the other worksheet is different. TIA RobJ -- Dave Peterson |
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