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Spreadsheet Limit
I have a 3000 line spreadsheet with 10 columns.
Each cell in each column has a formula in it. I would like to add 10 more column also with formulas. Is there a limit to what excel can handle? |
Spreadsheet Limit
It depends on what version of Excel. See Help for "Microsoft Excel
specifications" Excel 2007 permits up to 2^16=65536 columns and 2^20=1048576 rows Excel 97 through 2004 permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^16=65536 rows earlier Excel versions permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^14=16384 rows Beyond these hardcoded limits, size is limited by available memory on your computer. Jerry "Dennis1188" wrote: I have a 3000 line spreadsheet with 10 columns. Each cell in each column has a formula in it. I would like to add 10 more column also with formulas. Is there a limit to what excel can handle? |
Spreadsheet Limit
XL 07 does NOT allow 65,000+ columns. Only 16,000 or so.
Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote: It depends on what version of Excel. See Help for "Microsoft Excel specifications" Excel 2007 permits up to 2^16=65536 columns and 2^20=1048576 rows Excel 97 through 2004 permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^16=65536 rows earlier Excel versions permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^14=16384 rows Beyond these hardcoded limits, size is limited by available memory on your computer. Jerry "Dennis1188" wrote: I have a 3000 line spreadsheet with 10 columns. Each cell in each column has a formula in it. I would like to add 10 more column also with formulas. Is there a limit to what excel can handle? |
Spreadsheet Limit
Specifically 2^14=16384 columns.
Sorry, I didn't have access to 2007 at the time, but I did know that it was a prior row limit. I just mis-remembered which prior row limit. Good catch, Jerry "Dave F" wrote: XL 07 does NOT allow 65,000+ columns. Only 16,000 or so. Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote: It depends on what version of Excel. See Help for "Microsoft Excel specifications" Excel 2007 permits up to 2^16=65536 columns and 2^20=1048576 rows Excel 97 through 2004 permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^16=65536 rows earlier Excel versions permit up to 2^8=256 columns and 2^14=16384 rows Beyond these hardcoded limits, size is limited by available memory on your computer. Jerry "Dennis1188" wrote: I have a 3000 line spreadsheet with 10 columns. Each cell in each column has a formula in it. I would like to add 10 more column also with formulas. Is there a limit to what excel can handle? |
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