Something to where we can lay one table on top of another one and compare the 2 and then we can hit a button to view the difference in the 2 tables (numerically)
Something to where we can lay one table on top of another one and compare the 2 and then we can hit a button to view the difference in the 2 tables (numerically)
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I believe they are working on a feature like this, but you can also do this in Excel. I'd have to screw around with it to get you the formula though.
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Victor&&99 T/A WS6 &&TEA 5.3 heads, 224, .581 112, Mac Mids, ORY, SLP Loudmouth, SLP Flowpac, ASP pulley, BMR PHB, LCA\'s w/relos., SFC\'s, Vig 3600 w/ 4L65E,deep pan, B&M transpak, Hayden trans cooler
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