[General] Meaning

Can we drill down from the numbers in the excel
sheet (which are all hard coded) to our ledgers for each of the items

or

Can we drill down the numbers in the excel
sheet (which are all hard coded) from our ledgers for each of the items.


Is both have same meaning ?

Please advice is both have same meaning ? is the right way to write

Anil Giria said:

Can we drill down from the numbers in the excel sheet (which are all hard coded) to our ledgers for each of the items?
or
Can we drill down the numbers in the excel sheet (which are all hard coded) from our ledgers for each of the items?

Do both have the same meaning ?

[STRIKE]Please advice is both have same meaning ? is the right way to write[/STRIKE][STRIKE]
[/STRIKE] Unnecessary.

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Please note my corrections to your post.

Somebody who understands 'drill down' in this context may answer your question.

The first sounds more likely.

If I write:

Are both have the same meaning ?

Is the same is also correct?

For me, "drill down" means to examine the numbers that are below and make up the top numbers.

Anil Giria Please note that a better title would have been Can we drill down...

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Rover

Anil Giria said:

If I write:

Are both have the same meaning ?

Is the same is also correct?

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Rover already corrected your sentence which started "Are both". It is "Do both".

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