Open Spreadsheet Compare. On the Start screen, click Spreadsheet Compare. If you do not see a Spreadsheet Compare option, begin typing the words Spreadsheet Compare, and then select its option. In addition to Spreadsheet Compare, you'll also find the companion program for Access – Microsoft Database Compare.

Open Spreadsheet Compare. In the lower-left pane, choose the options you want included in the workbook comparison, such as formulas, cell formatting, or macros. Or, just Select All. On the Home tab, choose Compare Files. In the Compare Files dialog box, in the Compare row, browse to the earlier version of your workbook.

Spreadsheet Compare can detect and highlight just the type of differences you specify. Read the following articles for more information and step-by-step procedures. Compare two versions of a workbook. See detailed changes between workbooks. Manage passwords used to open files for analysis and comparison.

Compare two workbooks. The Compare Files command lets you see the differences, cell by cell, between two workbooks. You need to have two workbooks open in Excel to run this command. Results are color coded by the kind of content, such as entered values, formulas, named ranges, and formats.

You'll see detailed changes in a new window, line by line. This comes in handy when you want to compare macros or Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code. Let's walk through an example. Suppose you want to see how the VBA code has changed for a function you wrote named "GPA." Here's what the changes look like in the Spreadsheet Compare results ...

Compare two Access databases. Open Database Compare. You’ll see a simple dialog box that has two tabs: Setup and Results. On the Setup tab, next to the Compare box, use the Browse button to find the database you want to use as the "baseline" (or the earlier version). When you find the file you want, select Open.

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Basic tasks in Database Compare. Compare two versions of a database. See the details of changes between versions of a database. Export Access data to see record updates. Manage passwords used to open files for comparison. Import passwords from a text file. Use Database Compare to compare Access databases or two versions of the same database.

On the Start screen, click Spreadsheet Compare. If you do not see a Spreadsheet Compare option, begin typing the words Spreadsheet Compare, and then select its option. In addition to Spreadsheet Compare, you'll also find the companion program for Access – Microsoft Database Compare.

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