In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores values
below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a program error.

Some more context would be useful - are you talking about
in formulas? SOme example please

"Abdullah Kajee" <Abdullah wrote in
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In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores
values below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a
program error.


Neither.

That is the built in limit I believe.

Alan.

It is the limit in Excel.

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"Alan" wrote in message
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"Abdullah Kajee" <Abdullah wrote in
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In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores
values below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a
program error.


Neither.

That is the built in limit I believe.

Alan.

Hi

Excel's autofilter dropdowns will display the first 1000 unique items to
choose from. That is a design choice and a limitation you have to deal with.
But autofilter will work fine with lists of any length or count, so those
values are not ignored. Try a Top 10 filter and you will get the ten
greatest values, whether they are in the dropdown or not.

HTH. Best wishes Harald



"Abdullah Kajee" <Abdullah skrev i melding
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In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores
values
below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a program error.

1000 items is the limit of Autofilter.

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Excel MVP
"Abdullah Kajee" <Abdullah wrote in message
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| In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores
values
| below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a program error.

An AutoFilter list will only show 1000 unique values, and there's no way
to increase that limit. However, there are a few workarounds he

http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter02.html#Limits

Abdullah Kajee wrote:
In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores values
below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a program error.


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http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html

Abdullah Kajee wrote:
In large spreadsheets more than 1000 rows, I find that Excel ignores values
below the 1000th row? Am I doing someting wrong or is it a program error.

You might want to consider the ArrayRowFilter1 function in the freely
downloadable file at http://home.pacbell.net/beban

Alan Beban