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External data range
I posted this question yesterday and cannot find the post anywhere so I
apologize if someone answered this already. I am using VLOOKUP to an external workbook that has 14,841 rows of data. The lookup worked great when I only had 13,978 rows of data, now that I have added more rows I get a memory error that says: Excel cannot complete this task with available resources. Choose less data or close other applications. So, my question is two fold. First what is the limitation of Excel lookup since I have many more rows of data that I will ultimately want to lookup. Second, what better solution can I use other than VLOOKUP if the size of the data is an issue? Thanks, Todd |
External data range
I am going to answer my own question on this one...
I changed the lookup from an external workbook to a worksheet in the workbook doing the VLOOKUP, this seems to have cleared the memory error. I would still like to know of any limitations that there may be. Todd "FP Novice" wrote: I posted this question yesterday and cannot find the post anywhere so I apologize if someone answered this already. I am using VLOOKUP to an external workbook that has 14,841 rows of data. The lookup worked great when I only had 13,978 rows of data, now that I have added more rows I get a memory error that says: Excel cannot complete this task with available resources. Choose less data or close other applications. So, my question is two fold. First what is the limitation of Excel lookup since I have many more rows of data that I will ultimately want to lookup. Second, what better solution can I use other than VLOOKUP if the size of the data is an issue? Thanks, Todd |
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