Formula to formula
Review the old and new stored expressions when the same coordinate contains a formula in both workbooks.
Excel formula diff
Use an original and revised `.xlsx` workbook to check the stored expression at the same cell coordinate. WorkbookDiff separates formula edits from value edits, including the case where a formula in the original was replaced by a stored value in the revision.
Stored formulas, not recalculated results
Review the old and new stored expressions when the same coordinate contains a formula in both workbooks.
Surface a cell whose original formula became a hard-coded value in the revised workbook.
See when a previously entered value was replaced by a stored formula expression.
Filter supported findings and export the difference list as CSV for manual review.
WorkbookDiff compares stored formula expressions by cell coordinate. It is not a formula authoring assistant, dependency mapper, or recalculation engine, and it cannot reconcile formulas after rows are reordered.
Exact-output example
The example shows the type of stored-expression difference WorkbookDiff reports. It does not prove that two different formulas are mathematically equivalent.
Controlled old/new workbook pair
Download both synthetic `.xlsx` files, open the main tool, select Original first and Revised second, then compare locally. The displayed totals stay the same while the stored calculation logic changes.
Contains the starting formula/value types at the same Budget coordinates.
Download Original XLSXContains one formula edit, one formula replaced by value, and one value replaced by formula.
Download Revised XLSX30-second controlled proof
The privacy-enhanced YouTube player loads only after you press play. The video uses the same synthetic starter pair and does not claim a formal audit or customer result.
Quick answers
Yes, when the workbooks remain coordinate-aligned and the transition occurs at the same worksheet and cell address.
No. It compares stored expressions and stored values; it does not execute Excel's calculation engine.
No. Reordered records require key-based reconciliation before field comparison.
Yes. Run the main comparison, filter the supported differences, and export the current result as CSV.