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brad- wrote: » I have two excel files with three columns each. Address | city | zip. One file I get from our database, one file I get externally. I need to compare the two files and exclude duplicates. So, if Address in file 1 = address in file 2, exclude it in the new sheet - edited sheet, whatever. I dont know if it can be done in excel or not, i was hoping it could - since I'd like to give this routine to the manager that needs it and just let him do it all after I give him the files. I figure worst case scenario is that I would have to create a SQL db, import them both into seperate tables, and compare/export the table.
Gomjaba wrote: » 30 Inch screen and side by side No serious, we used to have a program in my last job to compare / search large documents (and I mean LARGE documents). I'll dig a bit and report back
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brad- wrote: » wow that looks awesome
me wrote: No serious, we used to have a program in my last job to compare / search large documents (and I mean LARGE documents).
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