I am trying to produce an Excel spread sheet with at least 370 columns in one
spread sheet but the limit seems to be set at 256. Is it possible to
increase this number?

Grit your teeth and wait for the next version of XL (12), and you'll have
all you need!<g

Check out the new specs he

http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/default.aspx

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RD

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"Piper" wrote in message
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I am trying to produce an Excel spread sheet with at least 370 columns in
one
spread sheet but the limit seems to be set at 256. Is it possible to
increase this number?

All you need? I'd be willing to place a friendly wager that the request
for more columns will be posted to these groups before a week after
public release...<g

In article ,
"Ragdyer" wrote:

Grit your teeth and wait for the next version of XL (12), and you'll have
all you need!<g

I must agree with you John, BUT ... there's a big difference between NEED
and WANT!<vbg
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"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
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All you need? I'd be willing to place a friendly wager that the request
for more columns will be posted to these groups before a week after
public release...<g

In article ,
"Ragdyer" wrote:

Grit your teeth and wait for the next version of XL (12), and you'll
have
all you need!<g

Right, I'll put the following in my Drafts file, but NOT hold my breath.

Don't use the last row for hidden calculations, it prevents you
from inserting rows.


"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ...
All you need? I'd be willing to place a friendly wager that the request
for more columns will be posted to these groups before a week after
public release...<g

In article ,
"Ragdyer" wrote:

Grit your teeth and wait for the next version of XL (12), and you'll have
all you need!<g