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Default Can the max. number of 65,000 rows in Excel be increased?

I need the ability to download more than 65,000 rows into an Excel spreadsheet.
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You can go as far as 65536 - and no further!

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I need the ability to download more than 65,000 rows into an Excel
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http://groups.google.com/advanced_gr..._ugroup=*excel

If you do a google search you'll find some macros that people have offered
that will put the first 65k+ rows in the first sheet, the next 65k in the
second sheet, etc

FWIW, you are going to be better served by putting that data in Access or
MSDE and writing queries against it to summarize the data, or using Excel's
DataImport External Data to pull in just the relevant rows. JMHO.


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