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excel-compare

v0.1.3

Published

A node module to compare two column in two different excel files.

Downloads

560

Readme

excel-compare

A node module to compare two column in two different excel files. Only support xlsx files.

Require

  • npm
  • node

Install

npm istall excel-compare

Usage

var excel_compare = require("excel-compare");

excel_compare({
    file1: 'data/school.xlsx', // file1 is the main excel to compare with
    file2: 'data/all.xlsx', // file2 is the file for compare
    column_file1: {
        column: [1],
        join: ''
    },
    column_file2: {
        column: [1, 2],
        join: '-'
    }
})

and the system will return a array, that is on file1 but not in file2.

Options

file1

Is the main excel you want to compare with (should be a xlsx file)

file2

The file for compare

column_file1

Which column you want to choose in file1, enter the column order in array. you can also join two columns using join option.

column_file2

same as column_file1 but for file2.

License

MIT