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I have a spreadsheet with 37 columns. If I try to use the form function
it only allows 32 fields in the form. Is it possible to extend this so
alæl my 37 fields are included in the form.

Have a look at John Walkenbach's Enhanced Data Form...

http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php/dataform/home/

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Sorry, but the link doesn't seem to work. It just brings me to this:
Redirecting you to http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php/dataform/home/

and then nothing more happens. spreadsheet.com doesn't seem to exist. I
find it if I google it, but the link from Google doesn't work either..

Jan
Jan

Hhmm! Maybe John has retired so I'll see if I have a copy archived
somewhere. If so I'll post a link...

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Sorry for the delay. I 've been away fro my computer for some days. If you
could post a link it would be great. Thank you.

Jan

Found it!

https://app.box.com/s/cy9rc6ndnmjjh0p7zotg5p15zsq5g51b

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Sorry but the link only points to the instructions, not to the code. The J-walk.com homepage that is referred to and which I have used intensivly in the old days, is gone as well as spreadsheetpage.com, So I guess you are right and John Walkenbach has retiresd from the net.

Jan