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List Compare

Paste two lists and see what is only in A, only in B, or shared by both.

Use this tool

Prepare the input and run the tool

Paste one list in each box. Result: Copy the only-in-A, only-in-B, and shared results.

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Tool guide

How to use List Compare

Use this when two exports should match but you need the differences. It works well for IDs, SKUs, emails, handles, and order numbers.

What this tool does

Paste two lists and see what is only in A, only in B, or shared by both.

Input
Paste one list in each box
Output
Copy the only-in-A, only-in-B, and shared results

Tool advantages

  • Runs in this page; the file or pasted data is not sent to a new app.
  • Keeps the preview, report, and download in the same screen.
  • Gives you a report you can use as a cleanup list.

Step-by-step usage guide

  1. 1Paste both lists.
  2. 2Run the comparison.
  3. 3Copy the section you need.

Common errors and fixes

Values appear only in one list because of casing

Strict list comparison treats SKU-1, sku-1, and SKU-1 with a trailing space as different values.

Normalize casing and trim whitespace in the source lists before comparing business identifiers.

Duplicate values make counts confusing

Repeated lines can make a list look larger without changing the set of unique values.

Run the duplicate finder first when you need to audit repeated values separately.

Copied table columns are mixed together

Pasting multiple spreadsheet columns can combine names, emails, or IDs in one comparison.

Copy only the identifier column you need to compare, then rerun the list check.

When to use List Compare

  • You are checking files before an upload, import, share, or delivery.
  • You want to confirm the result before sending it to another system.
  • You need a copied result, downloaded file, or report that can be reviewed outside the page.

FAQ

What can I compare?

IDs, emails, SKUs, order numbers, or any line-based list.

Are duplicates kept?

The comparison treats each list as a set so the report focuses on membership differences.