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The statement in the specification limts is correct you can have as many
sheets as the memory (RAM) on you computer can handle.

I ran this simple loop

do
worksheets.add
loop

I get bored after 4000 sheets and ended the loop. I have 2 gig of RAM but
you need to be aware that in my very unscientific test, all of my sheets we
empty so for sheets of data the amount I could add would be less.

Mike

"DEON" wrote:


THEN THE FOLOWING STATEMENT ON THE SYSTEM IS INCORRECT
+Worksheet and workbook specifications
Sheets in a workbook Limited by available memory (default is 3 sheets)


"David Biddulph" wrote:

In general for specification limits, where this is an allowed quantity you
are allowed up to the allowed quantity. Beyond the allowed quantity is not
allowed. :-(
For more details, look at "specification and limits" in Excel help.

And your caps lock key is broken.
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David Biddulph

"DEON" wrote in message
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I NEED MORE THAN THE ALLOWED QTY OF WORKSHEETS IN A SINGLE WORKBOOK, IS IT
POSSIBLE AND HOW( 1000)