2007 Rows??
 

Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. Can do it open new
BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.

2007 Rows??
 

if you want to go to 1,000,000th row press CTRL+G and in "reference"
window insert A1000000, then press OK


On 23 Maj, 12:00, "John McCabe" wrote:
Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. *Can do it * open new
* BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.

2007 Rows??
 

Not really sure what you mean, maybe

Code:
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Option Explicit

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
MsgBox ActiveSheet.Rows.Count
End Sub
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2007 Rows??
 

If it is an existing xls file, save as xlsx or xlsm in Excel 2007. Close and
reopen, and it should have lots of fresh new rows and columns.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"John McCabe" wrote in message
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Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. Can do it open
new
BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.

2007 Rows??
 

Harald Staff;355753 Wrote:
If it is an existing xls file, save as xlsx or xlsm in Excel 2007. Close
and
reopen, and it should have lots of fresh new rows and columns.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"John McCabe" wrote in message
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Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. Can do it open

new
BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to
show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.


The number of rows and coluimns remains constant, what do you mean by
new?


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2007 Rows??
 

I'm sure Harald meant that you'll see lots more than the 64k rows and 255
columns. Those additional rows/columns are "new".

Try Harald's suggestion once more. Make sure you save it in that nice new
format.

If that doesn't work, then include the choice of fileformat you made on that
saveas dialog.

royUK wrote:

Harald Staff;355753 Wrote:
If it is an existing xls file, save as xlsx or xlsm in Excel 2007. Close
and
reopen, and it should have lots of fresh new rows and columns.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


"John McCabe" wrote in message
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Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. Can do it open

new
BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to
show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.


The number of rows and coluimns remains constant, what do you mean by
new?

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2007 Rows??
 

Sorry to report I did forget about the extra X on the end to make it
version 7. Thank you one and all.
"Jarek Kujawa" wrote in message
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if you want to go to 1,000,000th row press CTRL+G and in "reference"
window insert A1000000, then press OK


On 23 Maj, 12:00, "John McCabe" wrote:
Was trying to show how 2007 will go to 1 mill rows. Can do it open new
BLANK worksheet.
How can I do it if the worksheet is already existing and just want to show
HOW it can go to more rows than will ever need.