Skip to content

Excel Functions

Excel f(x)s = Excel Functions

  • Shapes with dynamic output Excel User tips
  • Count Unique COUNTIF
  • Workdays – Across months DATE
  • When Excel tells you to go get some life Excel User tips
  • Repeated Offset Basic Math
  • BMI Calculator Basic Math
  • Hyperlink usage and HyperlinkOf UDF CELL
  • Hello world! Uncategorized

Spreadsheet Compare application

Posted on October 25, 2022 By ANmar

This is only available in Microsoft 365 Enterprise version, an application that can compare two workbooks in all objects.

This includes cells (values or formulas) in all sheets, VBA objects and macros.

Bug: I noticed that even if VBE project in a workbook is protected, it will still open it and show you all macros, a bug I reported a while back to Microsoft.

Spreadsheet compare application in Office 365 Enterprise channel

Icon:
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Office\Root\VFS\Windows\Installer{90160000-000F-0000-1000-0000000FF1CE}\sscicons.exe,3

Application location and command:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Client\AppVLP.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\DCF\SPREADSHEETCOMPARE.EXE"

More details on official link here …

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/overview-of-spreadsheet-compare-13fafa61-62aa-451b-8674-242ce5f2c986

Excel User tips, Non-functions, Worksheet Tags:compare, spreadsheet, VBE

Post navigation

Previous Post: Repeated Offset
Next Post: Get 3rd Wednesday of month

Related Posts

  • Excel ad from early 90s Non-functions
  • Sheet() and Sheets() Lookup and References
  • Formula Beautifier Excel User tips
  • When Excel functions are not enough Excel User tips
  • Show developer tab Excel User tips
  • Stale values (Scratched functions) Excel User tips

Recent Posts

  • Calculate above and below me
  • Stale values (Scratched functions)
  • Middle name + 1st name
  • LastSunday, LastSaturday
  • Paste Special Percentage

Archives

Categories

  • Array formula (1)
  • Formulas – combined functions (58)
  • Google Sheets (2)
  • Non-functions (36)
    • ActiveX controls (2)
    • Conditional Formatting (7)
    • Data Validation (7)
    • Excel User tips (19)
    • Format Cells (6)
    • Graphics (4)
    • Names (3)
  • Standard functions (83)
    • Basic Math (18)
    • Date and Time (16)
      • DATE (9)
      • Hour (1)
      • MONTH (7)
      • NETWORKDAYS (2)
      • TODAY (7)
      • WEEKDAY (8)
      • WEEKNUM (1)
      • YEAR (8)
    • Engineering (1)
      • CONVERT (1)
    • Information (6)
      • CELL (4)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • N (1)
    • Logical (31)
      • AND (5)
      • IF (25)
      • IFERROR (7)
      • IFNA (1)
      • IFS (1)
      • ISERROR (1)
      • OR (2)
    • Lookup and References (36)
      • ADDRESS (4)
      • CHOOSE (3)
      • COLUMN (7)
      • FORMULATEXT (1)
      • HLOOKUP (1)
      • HYPERLINK (2)
      • INDEX (5)
      • INDIRECT (6)
      • MATCH (12)
      • OFFSET (15)
      • ROW (11)
      • VLOOKUP (5)
    • Math and Trig (24)
      • ABS (1)
      • CEILING (1)
      • COUNT (1)
      • COUNTA (4)
      • INT (9)
      • LARGE (2)
      • MAX (1)
      • Min (2)
      • SMALL (3)
      • SUM (3)
      • SUMIF (1)
      • SUMIFS (2)
      • SUMPRODUCT (1)
    • Statistical (6)
      • Average (1)
      • COUNTIF (4)
      • COUNTIFS (1)
    • Texts and Strings (24)
      • CHAR (5)
      • CONCATINATE (1)
      • FIND (1)
      • LEFT (8)
      • Len (4)
      • MID (9)
      • REPT (3)
      • RIGHT (2)
      • SEARCH (9)
      • STRING (1)
      • SUBSTITUTE (2)
      • TEXT (4)
      • TRIM (2)
      • VALUE (2)
  • Uncategorized (2)
  • User-Defined f(x)s = UDF (3)
    • HyperlinkOf (1)
  • Worksheet (16)
  • XLfxs (2)

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org
  • State Abbr with Index+Match+Validation Data Validation
  • WorksheetName and WorksheetsNo UDFs Lookup and References
  • When Excel tells you to go get some life Excel User tips
  • Links between two workbooks – dynamically using functions INDIRECT
  • Validation based on another Validation COUNTA
  • LastSunday, LastSaturday Date and Time
  • Worksheet name, dynamically using formula CELL
  • GoLast to jump to last cell in a column CELL

Copyright © 2026 Excel Functions.

Powered by PressBook News Dark theme