Hi to all;

I'm new in this forum.

I use excel usually at work and I need to know how could I know the size of
each sheet.

Thanks to all;
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atrep

What do you mean by size:

Prior to XL2007, 256 columns and 65536 rows.

"xavi garriga" wrote:

Hi to all;

I'm new in this forum.

I use excel usually at work and I need to know how could I know the size of
each sheet.

Thanks to all;
--
atrep

Sorry I didn't specify my question enough, with size I mean "memory" (bytes).

Thanks
--
atrep


"Toppers" wrote:

What do you mean by size:

Prior to XL2007, 256 columns and 65536 rows.

"xavi garriga" wrote:

Hi to all;

I'm new in this forum.

I use excel usually at work and I need to know how could I know the size of
each sheet.

Thanks to all;
--
atrep

Just a general "feel" for relative size:

Save each sheet as a new workbook.
Open explorer and look at the sizes.

There's overhead for each workbook (varies depending on the version of excel),
but you could just save a workbook with a single empty worksheet to see that
overhead.



xavi garriga wrote:

Sorry I didn't specify my question enough, with size I mean "memory" (bytes).

Thanks
--
atrep

"Toppers" wrote:

What do you mean by size:

Prior to XL2007, 256 columns and 65536 rows.

"xavi garriga" wrote:

Hi to all;

I'm new in this forum.

I use excel usually at work and I need to know how could I know the size of
each sheet.

Thanks to all;
--
atrep

--

Dave Peterson

Thanks,

I thought about this option, but I didn't do because there are lots of links
between sheets and I didn't know if it would affect a lot. However, I'll do
this solution.
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atrep


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Just a general "feel" for relative size:

Save each sheet as a new workbook.
Open explorer and look at the sizes.

There's overhead for each workbook (varies depending on the version of excel),
but you could just save a workbook with a single empty worksheet to see that
overhead.



xavi garriga wrote:

Sorry I didn't specify my question enough, with size I mean "memory" (bytes).

Thanks
--
atrep

"Toppers" wrote:

What do you mean by size:

Prior to XL2007, 256 columns and 65536 rows.

"xavi garriga" wrote:

Hi to all;

I'm new in this forum.

I use excel usually at work and I need to know how could I know the size of
each sheet.

Thanks to all;
--
atrep

--

Dave Peterson