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Hello all:
I am using a software package the input for which is multiple periods of data (mutual fund returns). For some reason, the program is set up so that columns represent time periods instead of rows. For example, for fund A, period 1 is column d, period 2 is column e, etc. Because of the number of columns allowed in excel 2003, I am limited to about 250 data points; I would like to have more. Is there any way to increase the number of columns in a worksheet? Does excel 2007 allow for more columns? If so, how many? Thanks in advance for your help. Mikecupertino |
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