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Default Excel pivot table limitation when having Access

Hello
We try to use pivot table using external data from access to bypass 65K
lines limitation . . . the pivot table blocks at 195.233 lines
Is there an internal reason or does it depend from global size (cells) ?
thanks for info
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Default Excel pivot table limitation when having Access

Thanks for your answer but unfortunately end-users don't have acces to
Access; only to Excel . . . so the need to offer the pivot table via Excel

"Gary L Brown" wrote:

Have you tired creating a Crosstab in Access and pulling that query from Excel?
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Hello
We try to use pivot table using external data from access to bypass 65K
lines limitation . . . the pivot table blocks at 195.233 lines
Is there an internal reason or does it depend from global size (cells) ?
thanks for info
Joël

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