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Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet?
Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet?
I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
No, unfortunatelly not. Try importing your data into Access then querying it
from Excel.... Data-Import External Data-New Database Query. -- Regards, Dave <!-- "Lauren" wrote: Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet? I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
No
-- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Lauren" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet? I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
Afraid not, 256 columns and 65,536 rows are written in stone,
Regards, Alan. "Lauren" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet? I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet?
I have heard that Excel 2007 will allow more; it will only be limited by your
system memory. Don't hold me to it but it was in one of my pc magazines a while back... "Lauren" wrote: Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet? I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet?
Excel 2007 has - are your ready for this? - 1 millions rows
Oh what scope for misuse!!! best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Stephen Jame Pattenden" wrote in message ... I have heard that Excel 2007 will allow more; it will only be limited by your system memory. Don't hold me to it but it was in one of my pc magazines a while back... "Lauren" wrote: Is it possible to have more than 65,336 lines in one sheet? I have data to import that has 1,000,000 lines, is it possible to view in one spreadsheet? |
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