Instructions:
Step 1: Put the first row of data including the field names of the First Data in the first box labeled "Fields".
This can be tab or comma delimited.
Step 2: Provide the names of the fields you want to check for matches in the second box labeled "Check Duplicate On".
Providing multiple field names in that box will cause the program to combine those two fields and treat them as one. So for
example, checking for dulicates or matches on two fields with rows containing "A,A" and "A,B" are not considered duplicate,
whereas "A,B" and "A,B" are.
Step 3: Paste your two sets of data in the text boxes next to "First Data" and "Second Data". You can copy and paste
directly from Excel or other similar spreadsheet program. Technically, the data should be in the format of "Tab-Delimited Text".
Note: Your data will not be saved, even temporarily, on our server. You will simply be presented with a list of results on the next page. The only required fiels in the second set of data are those that you are checking for a match on. The results will contain all the columns from the first data intact.
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