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sheets in a workbooks
Hello,
I am just wondering if anyone knows about any limitation of number of sheets in a Excel workbook ? or may be by size ? kanwal |
sheets in a workbooks
kanwal
The limit on sheets is dependant upon the memory available with each machine. It would be difficult to say it is proportional to any amount of memory ie 256 megs = 70, 0r 512 megs = 200. Each machine utilizes memory based on to many varibles to try to come up with a realiable answer. Why do you ask and what are you trying to accomplish? Mike Rogers "kanwal" wrote: Hello, I am just wondering if anyone knows about any limitation of number of sheets in a Excel workbook ? or may be by size ? kanwal |
sheets in a workbooks
From the Excel Help Files
Worksheet and workbook specifications Feature Maximum limit Open workbooks Limited by available memory and system resources Worksheet size 65,536 rows by 256 columns Column width 255 characters Row height 409 points Length of cell contents (text) 32,767 characters. Only 1,024 display in a cell; all 32,767 display in the formula bar. Sheets in a workbook Limited by available memory (default is 3 sheets) Colors in a workbook 56 Cell styles in a workbook 4,000 Named views in a workbook Limited by available memory Custom number formats Limited by available memory Names in a workbook Limited by available memory Windows in a workbook Limited only by system resources Panes in a window 4 Linked sheets Limited by available memory Scenarios Limited by available memory; a summary report shows only the first 251 scenarios Changing cells in a scenario 32 Adjustable cells in Solver 200 Custom functions Limited by available memory Zoom range 10 percent to 400 percent Reports Limited by available memory Sort references 3 in a single sort; unlimited when using sequential sorts Undo levels 16 Fields in a data form 32 Custom toolbars in a workbook Limited by available memory Custom toolbar buttons Limited by available memory Return to top Calculation specifications Feature Maximum limit Number precision 15 digits Largest allowed positive number 9.99999999999999E307 Smallest allowed negative number -9.99999999999999E307 Smallest allowed positive number 1E-307 Largest allowed negative number -1E-307 Length of formula contents 1,024 characters Iterations 32,767 Worksheet arrays Limited by available memory. Also, arrays cannot refer to entire columns. For example, an array cannot refer to the entire column C:C or to the range C1:C65536. However, an array can refer to the range C1:D65535 because the range is one row short of the maximum worksheet size and does not include the entire C or D column. Selected ranges 2,048 Arguments in a function 30 Nested levels of functions 7 Number of available worksheet functions 329 Earliest date allowed for calculation January 1, 1900 (January 1, 1904, if 1904 date system is used) Latest date allowed for calculation December 31, 9999 Largest amount of time that can be entered 9999:99:99 Return to top PivotTable report specifications Feature Maximum limit PivotTable reports on a sheet Limited by available memory Items in a PivotTable report 8,000 Row or column fields in a PivotTable report Limited by available memory Page fields in a PivotTable report 256 (may be limited by available memory) Data fields in a PivotTable report 256 Calculated item formulas in a PivotTable report Limited by available memory |
sheets in a workbooks
You'll most likely hit a "usability limit" before an actual limit on the
number of worksheets. Workbooks with too many sheets (that number being a matter of opinion and debate) become too difficult to use, long before they hit an actual limit imposed by Excel and the configuration of your machine. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "kanwal" wrote in message ... Hello, I am just wondering if anyone knows about any limitation of number of sheets in a Excel workbook ? or may be by size ? kanwal |
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