Same result from(s) in different ways. Same result(s) in different ways.

Same rResult fFrom dDifferent wWays Same Result From Different Ways

In a title, the first letter of every word should be capitalized. There are a few exceptions, like words such as "with" or "and."

Same result from different waymethods Same result from different methods

'Methods' sounds more natural here.

I downloaded the excel files in different ways, but both of them hasve same results. I downloaded the excel files in different ways, but both of them have same results.

I downloaded the eExcel files in different ways, but both of them hasd the same results. I downloaded the Excel files in different ways, but both of them had the same results.

1. "dowloaded" --> "downloaded" 2. The first letter of a name is capitalized, so "Excel," not "excel." 3. A comma to separate the clauses. Remember to put a comma before "but." 4. This sentence is in the past tense, so "has" should be "had."

I downloaded the eExcel files using different waysmethods, but both of them hasyielded the same results. I downloaded the Excel files using different methods, but both yielded the same results.

I don't understand what difference does it makes. I don't understand what difference it makes.

I don't understand what difference does it makes. I don't understand what difference it makes.

1. "undestand" --> "understand " 2. In English, sentences do not contain questions, unless it is a quote.

I don't understand what difference does it makes. I don't understand what difference does it makes.

The important thing is that we findcome up with the correct figures. The important thing is that we come up with the correct figures.