Re: compare worksheets

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k,
If you are still having a problem with it, I am curious to see what I can
do with my XL Companion program.

I can run the match lists feature (one column vs. the other column) to identify
common and mismatched items in each column.
Identical cell order is not required.
Common items are colored yellow and mismatched items are colored gray.

Then I can run a row check to find mismatched rows. (cell order matters here,
but not row order)

If interested, virus check the files again and send them to...
jim.coneXXX@xxxxxxxxxx (remove the xxx).
Please include some explanatory info.
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Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware


"klafert" <klafert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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this helps but no cigar - because it found the 1st instance something is
wrong and since the lines number of the spreadsheets arent the same then
there are itmes that arent really missing or wrong but shows up that way.
Need a better soultions that compares the data such as reference number and
not nost line to line data. Thanks anyway, anymore ideals?

"klafert" wrote:

I am not postive but I think I have something going. First of all I narrowed
down what I am comparing to one field and can use VLookup to get the results
but no a 100% yet.

"klafert" wrote:

I got the program - now struggling now to read the work*** it creates. Is
it possible for me to send you both spread*** and you can interrupt it for
me? I know it is asking a lot. I am still checking it out to interrrupt it
myself.

"Paul B" wrote:

klafert, Have a look at the compare addin by Bill Manville & Myrna Larson

You can get a copy of it at Chip Pearson's page here, look for Compare
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/download.htm




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Paul B
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Feedback on answers is always appreciated!
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"klafert" <klafert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a report I exported out of an accounting program into excel for 2
different companies, (old company and original company. I am rebuilding
one
company by exporting data from the original company and importing into the
new company. I would like to compare the report and find the missing
information that might not have gotten imported into the new company or
duplicated information that might have been imported twice without having
to
set down and check off all entries. I have to do this for a whole year
and
their are many entries. Then I can take the difference and import the
missing and delete the duplicate information from the new company. In the
end I should have identical information in both company. I am doing a
cash
receipts report. I can send the Excel files, as an example, but right now
I
don't see a way to upload them and attach them to this message. They are
virus free. Just reformatted this whole hard drive for anybody concern.



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