Have two XLS's open, Window-Compare Side by Side
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Right!
You can do something like that when you have two Excell spreadsheets open.
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I could see why. If you had two "almost" identical sources, and you
wanted to see exactly where the changes were, you could scroll thru both
at same time and the changes would show almost immediately. Or at least I
think that would be a good idea.
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