Roger,

here comes again, I have a file with more then 65,536 rows, which is not
capable in fitting to one worksheet, is excel can manage automaticaly to open
it or split into different worksheet in one workbook.

"Roger Govier" wrote:

And how long did we all think it would be before someone asked for the
new limit of 1 million rows in Excel 2007 to be increased<vbg

wise_man the new version of Excel has had the limits increased to 1
million rows and 16,000 columns.
At present it is not released as a final product, but is available as a
Beta download from the Microsoft website.
Maybe you could try it out to see if it is of help to you, but be aware
that it is still a BETA version.

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Regards

Roger Govier


"wise_man" wrote in message
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I'm working in Telecom industry, where I'm using Excel almost 90% of
my
duties, I am facing the problem when I want to transport the
information
from the billing system to Excel, I am talking about 1,000,000 +
entries
(rows), where excel it only have 65,000 rows, it is very difficult to
split
the data into different sheet, it is also a time consume to run the
quiry in
the billing by considering the limitation of excel, to carry all the
rows
extracted from billing. i.e. I f i want the data from 1st to 31st,
then I
have split them in 3 group ( ten days each) I would suggest to
increase
number of rows atleast to 2,000,000 rows. in addition to that CDR
extracted
from billing system contains more then 2,000,0000 entries.

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