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I think you forgot to upload the file.
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Thanks.<br />
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Thanks.
Book1.xlsx [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/03_w10/1282195/Book1.xlsx]

Book1.xlsx

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Why do you need VBA? A simple formula will do.<br />
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Why do you need VBA? A simple formula will do.
Book1--1-.xlsx [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/03_w10/1282198/Book1--1-.xlsx]

Book1--1-.xlsx

Conditional-Formatting.xlsx

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That will work perfect. The only reason for macro is future use but I could reefer to this
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That will work perfect. The only reason for macro is future use but I could reefer to this

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Just seen Rob's suggestion, that will work faster than a macro as well, might take a little more time to set up though.
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Just seen Rob's suggestion, that will work faster than a macro as well, might take a little more time to set up though.

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Likewise, adding the conditional formatting only took seconds and will do the highlight as required.
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Likewise, adding the conditional formatting only took seconds and will do the highlight as required.

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I would need to be able to do it post export on a regular bases to ensure my customer my verifying the export
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I would need to be able to do it post export on a regular bases to ensure my customer my verifying the export

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I have an issue where some exported data changed. I need to line up a column of correct data next to the exported data and compare. What I would like is a macro that highlights the non-matching cells. Attached is a sample sheet with 1 row not matching. This is based on same row data.
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I have an issue where some exported data changed. I need to line up a column of correct data next to the exported data and compare. What I would like is a macro that highlights the non-matching cells. Attached is a sample sheet with 1 row not matching. This is based on same row data.

Need to compare data and highlight incorrect

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