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Copying SQL Results into Excel loses rows
I have a SQL query which returns 12000 rows. I am trying to copy (using CTRL
C) and paste into an excel spreadsheet. However after pasting I have lost about 30 rows. The rows are not at the beginning or the end they are in the middle. If I export the results to excel I get all of the rows. Has this happened to any one else? Does any one know why this happens and how to fix it? Any responses would be appreciated. |
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