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Microsoft Excel 2013 Compare two Lists in Excel and Highlight Matches Comparison of lists of data is something that we do all the time. Select both columns of data that you want to compare. On the Home tab in the Styles grouping under the Conditional Formatting drop down choose Highlight Cells Rules then Duplicate Values. This tutorial gives details that you can apply immediately to compare lists using Excel 2013 to find Duplicate or Unique data. Of course you need at least two lists of data....

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1. Open Microsoft Excel 2013 Compare by clicking on the start menu and searching for Excel 2013 Compare.
2. Once the program is open, click on the 'File' tab in the top left corner of the window.
3. From the dropdown menu, select 'Open' to choose the Excel files you want to compare.
4. Browse your computer and locate the first Excel file you wish to compare, then click 'Open'.
5. Repeat the previous step for the second Excel file you want to compare.
6. Once both files are open in Excel Compare, navigate to the 'Home' tab in the ribbon menu.
7. Click on the 'Compare' button under the 'Workbook' section to initiate the comparison process.
8. Excel Compare will analyze the two files and show you any differences between them.
9. Review the comparison results and take necessary actions based on your needs.
10. Save the compared files if desired by clicking on the 'Save' button in the Excel Compare toolbar.
11. Close Excel Compare when you are done comparing the Excel files.

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