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    Compare sheets and view removed rows

    I can not figure out how to compare two different stylesheets to view the cells that have been removed. I have a sheet with a list of users and thier attributes and some needed to be deleted through the database. I downloaded a copy of the updated db and need to view a list of all of the accounts that were deleted/removed in the excel sheet. If any one can help I would greatly.

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    Re: Compare sheets and view removed rows

    Sure, attach a sample excel file and i can help you out.
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    Re: Compare sheets and view removed rows

    Book1.xlsBook2.xls Here are the files thank you for the help. the first is the original the second is the one with deletes.

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    Re: Compare sheets and view removed rows

    Try this code
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    Copy the Excel VBA code
    Select the workbook in which you want to store the Excel VBA code (in this case book1.xls)
    Hold the Alt key, and press the F11 key, to open the Visual Basic Editor
    Choose Insert | Module
    Where the cursor is flashing, choose Edit | Paste.

    To run the Excel VBA code:
    Choose View | Macros
    Select a macro in the list, and click the Run button.

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