compare the differences between the contents of two different files
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I have two excel sheets both having lakhs (hundreds of thousands) of records.
I want to compare if the records present in file1 is also present in file2 or not.
Also I want to check what all are the different records which are present in file1 and are not in file2.
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I have two excel sheets both having lakhs (hundreds of thousands) of records.
I want to compare if the records present in file1 is also present in file2 or not.
Also I want to check what all are the different records which are present in file1 and are not in file2.
files
We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
Feb 1 '15 at 13:15
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I have two excel sheets both having lakhs (hundreds of thousands) of records.
I want to compare if the records present in file1 is also present in file2 or not.
Also I want to check what all are the different records which are present in file1 and are not in file2.
files
I have two excel sheets both having lakhs (hundreds of thousands) of records.
I want to compare if the records present in file1 is also present in file2 or not.
Also I want to check what all are the different records which are present in file1 and are not in file2.
files
files
edited Mar 24 at 8:50
Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
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75.1k9155327
asked Feb 1 '15 at 2:04
AryanAryan
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We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
Feb 1 '15 at 13:15
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We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
Feb 1 '15 at 13:15
We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
Feb 1 '15 at 13:15
We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
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I think this answers your questions if they are similar sheets:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28383/tool-to-compare-2-excel-sheets-in-linux
If it doesn't solve, could you please clarify exactly how the data is ordered/organized in those sheets?
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I think this answers your questions if they are similar sheets:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28383/tool-to-compare-2-excel-sheets-in-linux
If it doesn't solve, could you please clarify exactly how the data is ordered/organized in those sheets?
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I think this answers your questions if they are similar sheets:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28383/tool-to-compare-2-excel-sheets-in-linux
If it doesn't solve, could you please clarify exactly how the data is ordered/organized in those sheets?
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I think this answers your questions if they are similar sheets:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28383/tool-to-compare-2-excel-sheets-in-linux
If it doesn't solve, could you please clarify exactly how the data is ordered/organized in those sheets?
I think this answers your questions if they are similar sheets:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/28383/tool-to-compare-2-excel-sheets-in-linux
If it doesn't solve, could you please clarify exactly how the data is ordered/organized in those sheets?
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We're sorry, but this site is all about Ubuntu and its official derivatives as posted on wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases so pure LibreOffice questions are off-topic here as well. However, on stackoverflow.com, a sister site to AskUbuntu, they're very good at all programming questions, so you might be better off there. ;-)
– Fabby
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