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jeff
Hi,
On July 6, Dave Peterson wrote this:
jeff
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It depends.
Myrna Larson and and Bill Manville wrote an addin that
compares two worksheets
on a cell-by-cell basis.
A1 is compared with A1. B99 to B99. If one of the users
inserted (or deleted)
rows (or columns), then this cell-by-cell comparison
breaks down.
Here's a link to the program (kept at Chip Pearson's
site):
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/whatsnew.htm
look for compare.xla
But if one of your consultants inserted a new row 1 (or
deleted column A), then
you'd find a bunch of changes right away.
On July 6, Dave Peterson wrote this:
jeff
------------------------------------------------
It depends.
Myrna Larson and and Bill Manville wrote an addin that
compares two worksheets
on a cell-by-cell basis.
A1 is compared with A1. B99 to B99. If one of the users
inserted (or deleted)
rows (or columns), then this cell-by-cell comparison
breaks down.
Here's a link to the program (kept at Chip Pearson's
site):
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/whatsnew.htm
look for compare.xla
But if one of your consultants inserted a new row 1 (or
deleted column A), then
you'd find a bunch of changes right away.