How to compare two columns in Excel and find matches and differences
Formulas and conditional formatting to see which values match between two columns, which are missing from one of them and how to extract them into a separate list.
Formulas and conditional formatting to see which values match between two columns, which are missing from one of them and how to extract them into a separate list.
Why Excel sometimes saves CSV files with semicolons, why everything can end up in a single column, and how to control the separator and decimals.
Export transactions, orders or invoices from any system and turn them into a clean Excel table: amounts, dates, text and duplicates sorted out.
What is kept and what is lost when you move a spreadsheet from Excel to Google Sheets and back, and how to do it step by step without breaking formulas or formatting.
If your CSV opens in a single column, with broken accented characters or missing leading zeros, here is how to import it properly and fix it if you already opened it.
One extra zero or a misplaced decimal can skew an entire report. Learn to find outliers and data entry errors with formulas, conditional formatting and data validation.
A trailing space or a hidden character is enough to make VLOOKUP fail or let duplicates slip through. Learn how to find and remove them, with and without formulas.
If SUM returns 0 or VLOOKUP can’t find a code you can see on screen, you probably have numbers stored as text. Here’s how to spot and convert them.
Learn how to use Power Query in Excel to clean tables, merge files and refresh reports with one click, without writing formulas.
Learn how to compare two Excel files step by step, which kinds of differences to look for, and how to get a clear report of the changes without checking cell by cell.