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you can use <b>conditional formatting</b> with formula
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you can use conditional formatting with formula

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You can try to link these spreadsheets ...so that they so as &quot;normal Access Tables&quot; and then create a query &nbsp;Left Join from SpreadsheetA to SpreadsheetB and a query &nbsp;Left Join from SpreadsheetB to SpreadsheetA.<br />
Then ...if they have the exact fields (or you can fake it)...you can take these 2 queries and UNION them to have the complete picture (probably with a bit filtering)...to create the equivalent of a FULL JOIN.
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You can try to link these spreadsheets ...so that they so as "normal Access Tables" and then create a query  Left Join from SpreadsheetA to SpreadsheetB and a query  Left Join from SpreadsheetB to SpreadsheetA.
Then ...if they have the exact fields (or you can fake it)...you can take these 2 queries and UNION them to have the complete picture (probably with a bit filtering)...to create the equivalent of a FULL JOIN.

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Ryan, Please give an example based on Sheet1 and Sheet2 and Field1, Field2, Field3
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Ryan, Please give an example based on Sheet1 and Sheet2 and Field1, Field2, Field3

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I have two excel sheets come from two different sources ( each with about 15 fields &nbsp;- say field 1, Field2.... Field15 ) . <br />
There will be some &nbsp;differences &nbsp;in data , and I need to show &nbsp;the differences ( probably with a different color) <br />
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It can be done with MSAccess or Sql Server or Oracle as long as I get the results
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I have two excel sheets come from two different sources ( each with about 15 fields  - say field 1, Field2.... Field15 ) . 
There will be some  differences  in data , and I need to show  the differences ( probably with a different color) 

It can be done with MSAccess or Sql Server or Oracle as long as I get the results

Compare two excel sheets  to see the difference in data

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