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Combining two similar worksheets and showing changes
I thought i posted this question yesterday, obviously i have no idea what im
doing, because now i can't find it. But anyway, In excel I have two very similar worksheets that started out as the same worksheet. They were copied by someone and now two users have been making changes to them, and i guess its my job to put them back together, and show the changes that both of the users made. if i just copied one to the other i would have nearly five thousand rows of duplicate data. How can i do this? It seems like it would be so simple, I just don't work with excel that much. these sheets are in different workbooks, but the workbooks are not shared. Please help a confused lost little office 2003 user get to the other side of the road! -- dbsudy |
Combining two similar worksheets and showing changes
Just some thoughts ..
.. its my job to put them back together, and show the changes that both of the users made. Try this response to a similar query: http://tinyurl.com/jlx2e The sample construct provided in the thread is still available at: http://www.savefile.com/files/6790732 Compare_Two_Lists_ClairView_gen.xls -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "dbsudy" wrote in message ... I thought i posted this question yesterday, obviously i have no idea what im doing, because now i can't find it. But anyway, In excel I have two very similar worksheets that started out as the same worksheet. They were copied by someone and now two users have been making changes to them, and i guess its my job to put them back together, and show the changes that both of the users made. if i just copied one to the other i would have nearly five thousand rows of duplicate data. How can i do this? It seems like it would be so simple, I just don't work with excel that much. these sheets are in different workbooks, but the workbooks are not shared. Please help a confused lost little office 2003 user get to the other side of the road! -- dbsudy |
Combining two similar worksheets and showing changes
That did the trick, thank you so much and i really appreciate your time.
-- dbsudy "Max" wrote: Just some thoughts .. .. its my job to put them back together, and show the changes that both of the users made. Try this response to a similar query: http://tinyurl.com/jlx2e The sample construct provided in the thread is still available at: http://www.savefile.com/files/6790732 Compare_Two_Lists_ClairView_gen.xls -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "dbsudy" wrote in message ... I thought i posted this question yesterday, obviously i have no idea what im doing, because now i can't find it. But anyway, In excel I have two very similar worksheets that started out as the same worksheet. They were copied by someone and now two users have been making changes to them, and i guess its my job to put them back together, and show the changes that both of the users made. if i just copied one to the other i would have nearly five thousand rows of duplicate data. How can i do this? It seems like it would be so simple, I just don't work with excel that much. these sheets are in different workbooks, but the workbooks are not shared. Please help a confused lost little office 2003 user get to the other side of the road! -- dbsudy |
Combining two similar worksheets and showing changes
Great to hear it worked for you !
Thanks for the feedback .. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "dbsudy" wrote in message ... That did the trick, thank you so much and i really appreciate your time. -- dbsudy |
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