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When i try to copy a worksheet which has a large number of rows by using the
"right mouse button then move or copy function buttons " 1) It moves it ok into a brand new workbook. but 2) When i try to move it to a worksheet that has other sheets of data already on it it says "Can not move as the new destination does not contain enough rows or columns heading for the source destination" Is there a way of increasing the default number of rows in my worksheets or another way round this.. I don't want to just use the copy paste function as not all the formulas copy correctly. thanks in advance.. |
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It sounds like you're copying a worksheet from a workbook that's been saved in
xl2007 format (1M rows x 16k columns) to a workbook that's not converted to xl2007 format (64k rows x 256 columns). Save the receiving workbook in xl2007 format. Close it and reopen it. Check to see the number of rows. If you see one million, then try copying the worksheet. Phil Wales wrote: When i try to copy a worksheet which has a large number of rows by using the "right mouse button then move or copy function buttons " 1) It moves it ok into a brand new workbook. but 2) When i try to move it to a worksheet that has other sheets of data already on it it says "Can not move as the new destination does not contain enough rows or columns heading for the source destination" Is there a way of increasing the default number of rows in my worksheets or another way round this.. I don't want to just use the copy paste function as not all the formulas copy correctly. thanks in advance.. -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Dave- that's great - will save me some time
"Dave Peterson" wrote: It sounds like you're copying a worksheet from a workbook that's been saved in xl2007 format (1M rows x 16k columns) to a workbook that's not converted to xl2007 format (64k rows x 256 columns). Save the receiving workbook in xl2007 format. Close it and reopen it. Check to see the number of rows. If you see one million, then try copying the worksheet. Phil Wales wrote: When i try to copy a worksheet which has a large number of rows by using the "right mouse button then move or copy function buttons " 1) It moves it ok into a brand new workbook. but 2) When i try to move it to a worksheet that has other sheets of data already on it it says "Can not move as the new destination does not contain enough rows or columns heading for the source destination" Is there a way of increasing the default number of rows in my worksheets or another way round this.. I don't want to just use the copy paste function as not all the formulas copy correctly. thanks in advance.. -- Dave Peterson |
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