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Browser-local workbook comparison
Check two XLSX workbook versions for changed values, formulas, worksheets, hidden content, and used ranges. Review the evidence, then export a CSV audit record.
Your workbook data never leaves this browser during comparison.
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The baseline workbook
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The workbook to verify
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Choose two XLSX files to begin.
Audit result
The compared workbook content and supported structural signals match.
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This audit covers the supported content signals listed below. It is not a complete forensic or compliance audit.
Comparison methodology
Added, removed, and changed cell values are reported by worksheet and address.
Formula changes are separated from ordinary displayed-value changes.
Added and removed sheets, sheet visibility, and used-range changes are identified.
Changes to hidden rows and columns are surfaced as dedicated audit entries.
Know the boundary
WorkbookDiff currently supports `.xlsx` files only. It does not recalculate formulas or resolve external links.
Formatting, charts, pivot tables, comments, named ranges, macros, password protection, author identity, timestamps, and reordered-row reconciliation are not included.
Privacy by architecture
The selected files are read into browser memory for this comparison. WorkbookDiff does not persist them in cookies, local storage, IndexedDB, or page URLs.
Validation events contain only coarse categories and numeric counts. They never include file names, worksheet names, addresses, values, formulas, or workbook bytes.
Frequently asked questions
No. WorkbookDiff reads and compares selected XLSX files in your browser. The comparison workflow does not upload workbook bytes.
Cell value and formula expression changes, added or removed worksheets, worksheet visibility, hidden rows and columns, and used-range changes.
This MVP supports `.xlsx` files up to 20 MB each. It does not support `.xls`, `.xlsm`, `.xlsb`, CSV, ODS, or password-protected files.
No. The current audit focuses on workbook content and structural signals. See the limitations above for the complete boundary.