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2007: xlsm format holds how many columns?
Hi,
We've been using Excel 2007 for a while and we have a small problem: one of our macro-based worksheet can't go beyond column BV (about 70 columns, I guess). That worksheet used to be in 97-2003 xls format and we re-saved it as a xlsm file. Is it a limitation that comes from the file format or is it a limitation we might have created inadvertently? Thank you for your help! |
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