"What used to take hours now takes minutes."
Aaron D. Nelson
(finance consultant)

"The best worksheet comparison utility with which I have ever worked."
Kevin Jones
Microsoft Excel MVP
Excel Consultant

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Compare Excel data and find differences with Workbook Compare Pro. An incredibly flexible Excel compare utility.

Comparing Excel data has never been easier. Compare any two Excel workbooks in just a few clicks, or limit the comparison to specific worksheets. See your differences in an Excel report. 

An essential Excel utility for analysts, auditors, project managers, Excel developers, and everyone who needs to compare one spreadsheet to another. Used by businesses, organizations, government agencies and universities around the world. (It is even used by NASA!) A personal license costs $100 and pays for itself on your first regression test.

Flexible
Compare worksheets even if they have different names. Map a column to any other column. Customize your project with options which provide the most granular control possible.

Easy to Use
Automatically maps worksheets. Automatically locates headers and maps columns based on header values. Customize any worksheet or column mapping with an intuitive user-interface.

Excel Difference Report
Displays an Excel report of the differences with extensive support information. Filter and analyze your differences in the comfort of Excel.

Features

  • Set unique keys to columns to treat worksheets like database tables.
  • Create projects to make repeated comparisons a breeze.
  • Highlight differences to make them easy to spot.
  • Compare formulas as either formulas or values.
  • Case-sensitive text option.
  • Assign a variance allowance to ignore tiny differences.
  • Includes "Table Compare" for simple table comparisons.
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    Software Developer
    San Francisco, CA
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