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Hi ,

can someone help me with this i went to window menu and clicked compare side
by side it works but i want to show the result if a certail cell of a row
doesnt match or highlight it so i know its different i even tried formula but
it doesnt work
=if(i2=v2,"1","0") but it show 1 all over.


please help ASAP.


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If I2 and V2 are in separate workbooks.

Your formula in Book1 should read like this..........

=IF([Book2.xls]Day!$B$1=B1,1,0)


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On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 07:20:13 -0700, nishkrish
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Hi ,

can someone help me with this i went to window menu and clicked compare side
by side it works but i want to show the result if a certail cell of a row
doesnt match or highlight it so i know its different i even tried formula but
it doesnt work
=if(i2=v2,"1","0") but it show 1 all over.


please help ASAP.


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