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Hi, <br />
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can you be a bit more specific? Like give some examples perhaps. Generally if you have a workbook you can make it go to a folder/folders/subfolders and check the names, but i am not sure this is what you are asking.<br />
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good luck,<br />
Lyubo
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Hi,

can you be a bit more specific? Like give some examples perhaps. Generally if you have a workbook you can make it go to a folder/folders/subfolders and check the names, but i am not sure this is what you are asking.

good luck,
Lyubo

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I want to compare one excel workbook with many excel workbook and show out the matched parameters.Please help me out of this. I will be so thankful to you.
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I want to compare one excel workbook with many excel workbook and show out the matched parameters.Please help me out of this. I will be so thankful to you.

Comparng excel workbook with many excel workbook(that are already there in my C: Drive)

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