Changed values
acct-1002 changes in two fields: Amount USD moves from 240 to 260, and Status moves from Open to In Review.
See what changed, what is missing, and what is new before your next handoff. Review the row evidence and keep the decision yours.
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Final Change Check 0.1.2 product evidence · Synthetic sample files
These screenshots are bound to the final Change Check 0.1.2 release. The example files use synthetic data.
acct-1002 changes in two fields: Amount USD moves from 240 to 260, and Status moves from Open to In Review.
acct-1003 is present in Source and missing from the newer file.
acct-1005 is present in the newer file and was not in Source.
Choose a Before file and an After file. Your originals stay unchanged.
Pick the value that identifies the same record in both files.
Check changed values, missing records and new records, then export a separate report.
The current release supports up to 10,000 data rows per selected sheet. Change Check provides review evidence; it does not approve an import.
A focused way to review spreadsheet changes before a handoff.
A one-time V1 license for use on up to three devices. See the Terms of Service for details.
Mac · Apple silicon · Requires macOS 11 or later.
This release is not Developer ID signed or Apple-notarized. Follow the installation guide for the first open.
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Compare two CSV or XLSX files by an identifier. Review changed, missing and new records before a handoff.
Change Check supports CSV and XLSX files, including a CSV file compared with an XLSX workbook.
Choose one identifier column or combine columns. Change Check shows duplicate or blank identifiers for review instead of silently pairing them.
No. Your source files stay unchanged. Any exported review report is saved separately.
Change Check 0.1.2 is for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 11 or later.
Compare two files by identifier and review what changed, what is missing, and what is new.