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We want bigger spreadsheets
Hi,
We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon?
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Hi, We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted
question once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the version that you get in Office XPPro "Don Guillett" wrote: xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Hi, We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
256 columns by an unlimited number of rows or worksheets. The actual number
of rows/worksheets is determined by the amount of system resources available. -- Kevin Backmann "Dan DeCoursey" wrote: I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted question once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the version that you get in Office XPPro "Don Guillett" wrote: xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Hi, We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
Thanks guys ..these are the specs I was looking for......why in the world
does XL2003 tell me ( in the help system) that the specs and limits are 65,536 rows by 256 columns... but you say 265 is correct but the other is limited by resources only ??? "Kevin B" wrote: 256 columns by an unlimited number of rows or worksheets. The actual number of rows/worksheets is determined by the amount of system resources available. -- Kevin Backmann "Dan DeCoursey" wrote: I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted question once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the version that you get in Office XPPro "Don Guillett" wrote: xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Hi, We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
currently, per worksheet:
the max rows is 65536 the max cols is 256 (iv) the size of the overall workbook is limited by memory. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Thanks guys ..these are the specs I was looking for......why in the world does XL2003 tell me ( in the help system) that the specs and limits are 65,536 rows by 256 columns... but you say 265 is correct but the other is limited by resources only ??? "Kevin B" wrote: 256 columns by an unlimited number of rows or worksheets. The actual number of rows/worksheets is determined by the amount of system resources available. -- Kevin Backmann "Dan DeCoursey" wrote: I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted question once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the version that you get in Office XPPro "Don Guillett" wrote: xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... Hi, We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger than what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this verison we are using ??? thanks |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
And Excel 2007, available in January, will have worksheets with 16,384
columns and 1,048,576 rows. -- Jim "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... | Thanks guys ..these are the specs I was looking for......why in the world | does XL2003 tell me ( in the help system) that the specs and limits are | | 65,536 rows by 256 columns... but you say 265 is correct but the other is | limited by resources only ??? | | | "Kevin B" wrote: | | 256 columns by an unlimited number of rows or worksheets. The actual number | of rows/worksheets is determined by the amount of system resources available. | -- | Kevin Backmann | | | "Dan DeCoursey" wrote: | | I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted | question | once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the | version that you get in Office XPPro | | "Don Guillett" wrote: | | xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? | | -- | Don Guillett | SalesAid Software | | "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message | ... | Hi, | We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger | than | what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of | the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this | verison we are using ??? | | thanks | | | |
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We want bigger spreadsheets
Does it have SAT-NAV ?
"Jim Rech" wrote in message ... And Excel 2007, available in January, will have worksheets with 16,384 columns and 1,048,576 rows. -- Jim "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message ... | Thanks guys ..these are the specs I was looking for......why in the world | does XL2003 tell me ( in the help system) that the specs and limits are | | 65,536 rows by 256 columns... but you say 265 is correct but the other is | limited by resources only ??? | | | "Kevin B" wrote: | | 256 columns by an unlimited number of rows or worksheets. The actual number | of rows/worksheets is determined by the amount of system resources available. | -- | Kevin Backmann | | | "Dan DeCoursey" wrote: | | I sure hope someone else will still provide me an answare to my posted | question | once again looking for spreadsheet size specs on any version newer thant the | version that you get in Office XPPro | | "Don Guillett" wrote: | | xl2007 now avail as beta and available soon? | | -- | Don Guillett | SalesAid Software | | "Dan DeCoursey" wrote in message | ... | Hi, | We use Offie XPPro(Excel 2002?) and we need to compose sheets bigger | than | what this version will offer ......can someone give me the specs on one of | the newer versions that may support larger spreadsheets than what this | verison we are using ??? | | thanks | | | |
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