This issue is unique.
Your idea.
Compare/diff is available for DOCX files, and it would be nice for this to also be a feature for XLSX spreadsheet files too. I've seen this discussed here:
https://community.onlyoffice.com/t/can-xlsx-be-compared/5317/9
There was a recent update a few months ago about how this feature is still being worked on. I don't know what the current status is, but I've personally used sq on the command line to diff XLSX files, and it works pretty well.
I wanted to post this tool suggestion here (sq), since it could make this feature easier to implement. I don't think sq can be used for style differences (only data). I believe LibreOffice Calc only supports data comparisons (for reference).
https://github.com/neilotoole/sq
The main downside to using sq manually is that you get either row or column diffs, without a more fine-grained diff (like seeing exact word comparisons within columns), so other tools would have to be added to the diff pipeline to achieve more elegant diffs.
This issue is unique.
Your idea.
Compare/diff is available for DOCX files, and it would be nice for this to also be a feature for XLSX spreadsheet files too. I've seen this discussed here:
https://community.onlyoffice.com/t/can-xlsx-be-compared/5317/9
There was a recent update a few months ago about how this feature is still being worked on. I don't know what the current status is, but I've personally used
sqon the command line to diff XLSX files, and it works pretty well.I wanted to post this tool suggestion here (
sq), since it could make this feature easier to implement. I don't thinksqcan be used for style differences (only data). I believe LibreOffice Calc only supports data comparisons (for reference).https://github.com/neilotoole/sq
The main downside to using
sqmanually is that you get either row or column diffs, without a more fine-grained diff (like seeing exact word comparisons within columns), so other tools would have to be added to the diff pipeline to achieve more elegant diffs.