Workbook hash values MD5, SMA-1 etc

geordie_ben

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Hi, does anyone know a way to give a hash value of a whole excel workbook?

I need to quickly compare two workbooks that have 20+ tabs as quickly as possible, without uploading them to a dodgy website.
 

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Hi, thanks for the link

Unless I'm mistaken, this won't work. As the date/time of saves could/would be different, the metadata would be different, which would change the hash value
 
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I've never used the FCIV utility in the link, but I assume it only reads the specified file contents without changing the modified date/time or any other metadata in the file.
 
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