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Microsoft has a macro solution that may help:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q120596 XL: Importing Text Files Larger Than 16384 Rows (written for xl95, but has a note to change stuff for xl97+) I'd just use my favorite text editor and split the data into smaller pieces--and then import each piece to a new worksheet. Sash wrote: When importing a large file into Excel that flows over the limit of one worksheet, is there a way to have it automatically flow to the next sheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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