How to use this office tool
- Choose exactly two spreadsheet files.
- Use the same sheet name or select the desired sheet after loading.
- Place the reconciliation key in the first column of both files.
- Run the comparison and download the XLSX report.
Compare two spreadsheet files by a key column and create a reconciliation report for missing and changed records.
Uses the first column as the record key, compares remaining displayed values, and exports matched, changed, and missing statuses.
Keys must be unique and nonblank. Duplicate keys are flagged because they cannot be reconciled reliably.
Reads XLSX, XLS, CSV, and TSV in the browser. The exact output format is shown in the tool controls.
| Format | Support |
|---|---|
| XLSX / XLS | Cell data; advanced objects may not be preserved |
| CSV / TSV | UTF-8 delimited data; one table per file |
The first column of each selected sheet is used as the record key.
A key exists in both files, but one or more remaining displayed cell values differ.
The report labels them Missing in second or Missing in first, depending on where the key appears.
No. Duplicate keys are flagged because a one-to-one comparison would be ambiguous.
No. Both files are parsed and compared locally in your browser.
| Area | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Privacy | Local browser processing |
| Source | Never overwritten |
| Preview | Limited to selected rows |