How to Compare Two Excel Sheets (and find the differences)

[@trumpexcel]

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[@mohamedselim3526]

Hello All , what if i need to compare more then 2 months could you please till me how can i do it

[@paulinelawrence3827]

Hi This is a great tutorial - i have two sheets of data listing phone numbers for staff - each month staff join and leave and I want to find the difference between the two sheets - however the lines don't always correspond as a name in line 21 in one sheet is there in second sheet but at postion 14 (for example) is there a way I can just find the new or different values in the second sheet?

[@Owanango]

This is super useful. Your English is super cool too. Thank you

[@Kenny16301]

@@paulinelawrence3827 I'm having the same problem

[@kimchigirl262]

Add the formula to annotate the store number please.

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[@innovativelearning8212]

For complicated and high volume reconciliations with multiple files, I have been using Foxpro programs since a long time....

[@mrCetus]

Thanks for this great trick! Note to myself: CHAR(10) = Add Line Break in Excel Formula

[@yogeshmathur3201]

One of the most useful formula, I was searching to find the difference and get in one single sheet! Thanks !

[@CZGrizzly]

Thanks for the video. I have one suggestion for improvement: Earlier I also used in conditional formatting the simple formula you suggest, but this has disadvantage that when you manipulate with sheet cells (eg. add/delete rows or columns), references break down and it doesn't work anymore (formatting must be restored). Much better solution is to use the formula: =INDEX(Sheet1Area,ROW(),COLUMN()) = INDEX(Sheet2Area, ROW(), COLUMN()) This will work no matter what cell manipulations you do in sheets in the future.

[@chowdhurysunzidmahbub79]

Please give a video of this topic.

[@narutomaroc1]

I faced the issue you mentioned. It would be great if you can make a tutorial.

[@abhiseksingh4886]

@@chowdhurysunzidmahbub79 can check this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5fWnqxpqtyimZo

[@abeibrahim5846]

Great tutorial - Q - How to get the delta between two Tables - using PQ - example: Need to know using an SW assets inventory Table, a client that has not been installed using the client current comparison Table. I must show the delta only using the Asset Name as the link field.

[@stenionet]

you know how to teach. thank you very much and greetings from Brazil.

[@gailjurczyk]

Thank you for this clear, easy-to-follow instruction.

[@CharmingHennaCreations]

You are teaching this so perfectly. This is so much easier and faster way to reconcile 2 data sets among many other methods sown in other videos . Thanks a Ton

[@nealdaringer3484]

No, there is way too much unnecessary information.

[@varunduggal8920]

The way of explanation is too good thanks for video..

[@hammedcs1633]

For lazy people, =if(cell1!A1cell2!A1"cell1 Value:"&cell1!A1&Char(1000)&"cell2 value:"&cell2!A1,"") Thank you for the wonderful ppt, keep up the good work.

[@biswal999]

You are an awesome faculty, explain things step by step...

[@FaysalEasyExcel]

from few days i am looking for this kind of video to get solution. finally found. thanks.

[@tedmoy]

Here's a suggestion for a video: When analyzing data between 2 data sources (ie: spreadsheets from different sources), somehow if you perform a manual CTRL find, you'll be able to find the data you're looking for, but, not if you ran a XLookUp function - probably because the formatting from individual sources are different. Show us the best practice to make both sources of data the same. I've done copying the data onto a Notepad and pasting it onto a new (3rd) separate Workbook in order to make them the same formatting for both sources. This is extremely tedious.

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

This is great. This is going to save me tons of time. Thank you.

[@ninabirdsong9910]

You are very good in explaining..very helpful.

[@devendrabain7748]

Thanks you sumit, for covering such a daily occurring problem. Very useful video 👍👌👏

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found it useful!

[@Zanraff]

Exactly what I wanted to know how to do! Excellent explanation. Thank you. 😊

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found the video helpful 🙂

[@brighnquisitive6217]

I thought it was going to be a different video and STILL found it useful.

[@modisanjay]

Excellent , Easy to understand, Please keep it up

[@jorgeespinoza3428]

This video was awesome!!! thanks!! looking forward to new tips!

[@hkjony]

Undoubtedly this is extremely helpful, keep up the good work Man

[@mostafakamal9803]

Thank you first for your nice videos and explaining things in Excel.

[@keyurshah679]

Very nicely explained 👍. Very useful for day to day working

[@Sekhar_Home]

Really it is a mind blowing tutorial on excel. I was looking for it. Thanx u made my large work in easy.. more excel tutorial pls

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found it useful!

[@innovativelearning8212]

For complicated and high volume reconciliations with multiple files, I have been using Foxpro programs since a long time....

[@dannycaduff6342]

Thank you first for your nice videos and explaining things in Excel. In your video "How to Compare Two Excel Sheets (and find the differences)" you are talking of two identical lists and your formula only works with identical sheets. Here my question: Is there also a similar formula when the lists are not identical? (maybe with vlookup, match & index). Thank you for your answer, Danny

[@pavanig2880]

Its very useful. Well explained. Thank you

[@jagdishagarwal4173]

Very good and very very useful..Thanks for posting..Loved it

[@HellenofTroy897]

These were valuable tips. Thank you so much.

[@powersystems2801]

Sirji Tusi great ho this was the video which I was finding at exactly I got the same. The way of your explanation is also superb

[@trumpexcel]

Thanks for the kind words :) Glad you fount it useful!

[@sujithsanjeewa1890]

Love to learn your tutorials Sumit. Very much useful...🙏

[@trumpexcel]

Thanks Sujith... Glad you're finding the videos useful!

[@Krish_Fatania]

Very very useful info 😊thank you sir 😊

[@andriikulishov3371]

Dear Sumit, excellent video, thank you very much!

[@deeparun6761]

solved my whole office problem 👍👍👍

[@TVSCDN]

Very good 👌 thanks

[@mastixmastix]

Too complicated for me. But if you have the patience to learn the possibilities of excel are truly astonishing.

[@dataisfun4964]

This is Golden nice one guys, I love the conditional formatting to get the difference between months.

[@rosariocoutinho8690]

I was looking for this formula for long time.

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[@razorpit]

The conditional formatting instruction was excellent. Exactly what I needed. Enjoyed the other information as well.

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Amazing 👏. I was in need of these features in my process. Thank you so much 🙂👌

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Thanks a lot for your video, it's very useful and informative ☺️

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Hi Sumit.. thanks.. excellent video. Very useful and valuable tips. I especially like the way you set up conditional formatting to compare one version of a sheet to another (assuming same format and structure between the sheets). I can think of many uses for that in my business. I also like how you set up the formula to show the values of each different item on a third sheet.. brilliant! Thanks for sharing all of your great tips and tricks. Thumbs up for Trump Excel!

[@innovativelearning8212]

For complicated and high volume reconciliationI have been using Foxpro programs since as long time....

[@rakeshsrivastava3598]

when the tutor has an art of complicating simple things, the lesser said is better.

[@imranurrahman8538]

Hello Sumit. I can't express my gratitude towards you in words. Thank you so so so much. My name is Sami from Bangladesh. You are so talented, indeed. Thanks again.

[@muskaanmathur7467]

Very useful information I was looking for !

[@alialbayati9368]

Thank you Sumit for the tutorial.. Very helpful.

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found it useful!

[@rajveerkhangarot5762]

Very well illustrated.

[@nickbell6311]

I always love ❤ your videos good job men

[@MushtaqQureshi]

Hi Sumit -If we want column A to be displayed in the difference tab? secondly explain us a sample of multiple columns comparison/differences.

[@stephenolumide5889]

Great! even with my experience with excel, I haven't done anything like this before. Thank you bro

[@rushikeshkadam8350]

Super and useful information..Thank you!!

[@anaghababu3868]

I found this video very helpful. 👍

[@bijoysaraf650]

Simply outstanding! Great tips. Liked & subscribed. Thank you for sharing.

[@paramasivamsadagopan2581]

Nicely explained

[@adamt3077]

This saved me so much time thank you

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found it helpful

[@gunamaypal7548]

Very nice. Many thanks sir

[@Drkalaamarab]

Very very much useful

[@StudentCompanion]

Great tutorial. Thanks

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This is very useful. Thank you!!

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[@trumpexcel]

Hello Vikus... Have you seen my free Excel course playlist. I cover cell referneces in the course (along with many other topics)

Thank you, you help me very much :)

[@narendersingh6346]

Thanks, Sir. I am not able to compare two excel sheets. Error is showing as : "You cannot use references to other worksheets or workbooks for conditional formatting criteria" Sir, please give solution.

[@redsblack1842]

Thank you for the video but I want to know how will you know if data in one worksheet is present in another worksheet. Since in this video your working on the difference between two cells. Example. Let's say we have the figure 10 in cell A2 and 10 is present in another cell, let's say A4 in another worksheet. How will you know that the figure is present in that cell. Looking forward to your reply. Thanks

[@samantablur5924]

If you are looking for only one colum on each worksheet i think a vlookup would work

[@jennyzhang8023]

Extremely helpful! I wish I have learnt this earlier! Thank you so much!

[@Dsamoil2905]

Very useful topic. Thanks sir

[@Balwan_Singh]

Brilliant tricks

[@aanand110]

Very useful video...please upload video on different price comparison&analysis of report pictorial representation in charts

[@georgetosounidis5545]

Great tutorial again! Thanks a ton for this Sumit!!!

[@yurd563]

Thank you for videolesson!

[@Nihalsaviation350]

Very informative.... thank you.

[@ampm297]

Great video. Thanks. It saved me a lot of time and effort!

[@PandaGSXR]

This is a brilliant video. Thank you so much!

[@happymm2008]

Thank you so much for your tutorial! Your tips a very helpful!

[@mehmetdogu384]

thanks for the video.

[@dataisfun4964]

This is Golden nice one guys.

[@debasissahoo3206]

So helpful... thank you 😀

[@kimberlyjohnson7838]

Good video, do you have a formula that will compare an entire workbook of 12 pages to a separate worksheet with numbers and names? I need the ones that match to be highlighted.

[@MrWLJ71]

Superb as ever, thank you

[@trumpexcel]

Thanks for commenting Bill... Glad you found the video useful!

[@vr4th]

Great video

[@tubigonmukbangers6495]

Thank you so much

[@yogeshmathur3201]

Please show formula clearly, a good tutorial.

[@natan9574]

excellent. thanks

[@kimchigirl262]

What store were those changes in? What is the change and what is the store number the changes relate to? Could take this video and take the next step in relating the store number? Thanks

[@pennyl4952]

very helpful! thank you

[@rahulsingh-yh8hk]

I am facing the issue of for highlighting the changes You cant use references to other worksheets or workbooks for Conditional formatting criteria . Please help

[@demonapiccolo]

Thank you!

[@Ryou234r]

This is really helpful. Thank you.

[@Bld1970]

very useful

[@gerrijohnson8919]

Great job

[@massivelearn6063]

Awesome, Thank you more.. Can you please make video on writing user defined formulas under conditional formatting option... Thank you!!

[@Jen-tq2bt]

This is so useful. Thanks!

[@ramamohanpathapati7694]

Excellent

[@barryk7949]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@mirzaataullahbaig413]

Great man

[@skyrock2266]

a scenario where store is in a different order or may not be in incremental order then how do we compare two spread sheets considering store as the primary key.

[@chappasurendra1456]

Thanks Its using me....