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Any Excel ↔ PDF

Compare two Excel or PDF files, find mismatches

Two files that should agree but don't. See exactly where, Excel or PDF, without copying a cell.

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When you need it

Vendor statement vs ledger

Find invoices that don't agree.

Invoices vs payments

Purchase register against the payment run.

Rate card vs billing

Check what was actually charged.

Stock vs count

Register against a physical count.

How to compare two Excel or PDF files

  1. 1

    Upload two files

    Excel or PDF, up to 25 MB each.

  2. 2

    Check the tables

    Fix headers, drop or group rows.

  3. 3

    Pick a match column

    ID, code or name, even spelled differently.

  4. 4

    See every mismatch

    Export to CSV.

Comparison rules

RulePasses when
ExactText is identical
Similar textClose enough, above a level you set
Numeric equalEqual, within an optional tolerance
Greater / less or equalOne value is ≥ or ≤ the other
Within rangeDifference within an amount or %
Date matchSame day, month or year

What you'll find

MatchEvery rule passes MismatchValues differ Not in File 2No partner row Only in File 2Nothing matched it

Frequently asked questions

What if names are spelled differently in the two files?

Choose name matching for that column. It ignores case, dots, spacing, word order and extra words, so 'R.K. Sharma' finds 'R K SHARMA' and 'Sharma Traders Pvt Ltd' finds 'SHARMA TRADERS PVT. LTD.'. You set how close a match must be, and each name match shows its score.

How to compare two Excel sheets and find differences?

Upload both files to BizzMitraAI. It extracts the tables, whether Excel (.xlsx, .xls, .xlsm) or PDF, native or scanned. Pick a column that identifies each row, such as an invoice number or employee code, and the columns to compare. Every row is shown as matched, mismatched, or present in only one file, with both values side by side. Any combination works: Excel with Excel, PDF with PDF, or Excel with PDF.

Do the rows need to be in the same order?

No. Rows are paired by a match key you choose, such as an invoice number, employee code or name, not by position. Order, extra rows and missing rows don't matter.

Do the column names need to be the same in both files?

No. You pick which column in File 1 corresponds to which column in File 2. Columns that look like the same identifier in both files are suggested as match keys.