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replyReplyFri 1 Dec 2006, 16:40Delegate Melissa said...

Compare and merge Excel documents

Is there any way to compare two saved Excel spreadsheets, showing the changes as mark-ups?

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replyReplyMon 4 Dec 2006, 09:59Trainer Richard said...

RE: Compare and merge Excel documents

If you are referring to Word style markups, probably not.
You could use comments, which would involve manually inserting them as you go.

alternatively if it is numerical data you are comparing, you could make a thrid sheet that tracks the difference between the two sheets, and provides you with a result. You would need to know about formulas across multiple sheets.

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