Work-order
duplicate checker
Find exact ID matches across work orders and trace them to their source rows. See how much your export contains before deciding which entries belong in your report.
Copy up to 1,000 rows from Excel or Sheets, with the work-order ID first and the USD amount second. Leave out names and customer details.
Separate cells with a tab. IDs match case-sensitively after trimming outside spaces.
Check results
- Source rows
- Known source USD
- Repeated IDs
Repeated work-order IDs
Row numbers refer to lines in your paste. A repeat can represent another visit, a line item or a copied row.
Other items to review
Which IDs and amounts does the checker recognize?
IDs can contain up to 128 letters (A–Z), digits, spaces and these symbols: - _ . / #. An ID needs at least one letter or digit. Leading zeros and differences in case are preserved. Missing or unsupported IDs are listed for review.
Use USD amounts such as 125, $1,240.50 or −$45.25. The checker accepts up to two decimal places and up to $99,999,999.99 per row in either direction. Blanks, formulas and ambiguous text such as (45.25) are unpriced. Copy plain, single-line cells. Signed credits stay in the source total.