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We have a user who is trying to import 600MB (yes Megabytes) of data into an
Excel speadsheet. The person said that they got an error message when trying to do this the first time, but does not remember what the error message stated. So we tried it again and it apparently is populating the book but takes hours. Is there a maximum file/data size that one should try and import/open in Excel? And also, are there any 'tricks' to enhance the performance of Excel when attempting such a process? TIA ... |
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