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Select 2 workbooks to compare: Select sheets to compare. Select one of the following comparison options: Choose the content types to be compared (optional). Finally, click the big red Start button on the ribbon and proceed to examining the results.
Select cells A2:C11 (Sheet: List 1) Click “Home” tab. Click “Conditional Formatting” button. Click “New Rule.” Click “Use a formula to determine which cells to format” Type =COUNTIES(YEAR, $A2, ASSET, $B2, COST, $C2) in “Format values where this formula is TRUE” window.
Start Compare Sheets. Step 1: Select your worksheets and ranges. Step 2: Specify the comparing mode. Step 3: Select the key columns (if there are any) Step 4: Choose your comparison options.
Open a workbook with two worksheets you'd like to merge. Select all data in the first worksheet, and then press “Ctrl-C” to copy it to the clipboard. Select all data in the new workbook, and then click the Data tab's “Remove Duplicates” command, located in the Data Tools command group.
Select 2 workbooks to compare: Select sheets to compare. Select one of the following comparison options: Choose the content types to be compared (optional). Finally, click the big red Start button on the ribbon and proceed to examining the results.
Start Compare Sheets. Step 1: Select your worksheets and ranges. Step 2: Specify the comparing mode. Step 3: Select the key columns (if there are any) Step 4: Choose your comparison options.
Click on Compare Files at the top left and then choose the two Excel files you want to compare. Now you can quickly see by the color-coded cells what values or formulas are different. As you can see, entered values are green, formulas are purple, calculated values are bluish, etc., etc.
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