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Maybe you can open it in Notepad (or your favorite text editor) and save it into
smaller bite size pieces. Then import each smaller piece into its own worksheet/workbook. kookaburra wrote: How do I transfer a zipped csv file to Excel where the zipped file contents are too large to fit into the 65k+ rows in Excel? I get the message "File not loaded completely" when I open the file. What do I have to do to load the complete contents fo the file? thanks Glenda -- Dave Peterson |
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