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Default # of Rows Handled By Excel

Any particular reason why excel still only handles 65k or so rows worth of
data?

I am an excel guru but my access skills are limited. I HATE that I can't do
some projects simply because the program can't handle more than 65k lines of
data.

I understand the system limitations (vlookups on 65k of data can bring a
computer to a halt) but I will love the ability to manipulate 120k rows worth
of data.

Is this ever going to be changed? Myself and my fellow financial analysts
would LOVE this!

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