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the_pyewacket

picture is too large and will be truncated - Excel 2007
 
When copying a medium to large group of cells, the above message is received
as a popup. No error id - just the message in a popup window. Incredibly
aggrevating as I'm copying large amounts of data between spreadsheets. This
doesn't occur in Excel 2003, 2000 or 97.
Any assistance would be appreciated.

Gord Dibben

picture is too large and will be truncated - Excel 2007
 
I'm just guessing but are you copying form a sheet in one workbook to a
sheet in another workbook?

Sounds like these two books are each running in their own instance of Excel.

Close down one instance and open both in a single instance of Excel.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:21:02 -0800, the_pyewacket
wrote:

When copying a medium to large group of cells, the above message is received
as a popup. No error id - just the message in a popup window. Incredibly
aggrevating as I'm copying large amounts of data between spreadsheets. This
doesn't occur in Excel 2003, 2000 or 97.
Any assistance would be appreciated.



idJoe

picture is too large and will be truncated - Excel 2007
 
I am facing the same problem just like pyewacket, and I am running
only ONE instance of Excel 2007, where the first workbook open another
workbook.
In my case I only use a 100 rows and 3 columns of numeric data to be
used as source data for chart. The first column is a year list, second
is months list (from 1 to 12), and the last column is for values.
The table will look like below:
Year Month Value
2009 1 12345
2009 2 23456
and so on

The message pop ups when I try to close workbook without saving it.
Anybody has solution for this?


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