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I have a General format column. One of the cells is 359 characters in length. When I export the column using..

ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=NFName, FileFormat:=xlCSV, CreateBackup:=False

and then when I open the .csv file, the cell is truncated to 255. Even changing the format to Text, I still only have 255 characters.

I did try to import the data directly from the workbook into Access, but I ran into the 255 character problem too. I was told that exporting the worksheets to CSV prior to importing them into Access would allow me to get the full 359 vs 255, but that's proving not to be correct. The problem seems to be pointing to Excel and not Access as the limiting factor.

Is there some other file or cell format that would allow me to export the entire contents? I need to eventually import the data into Access, and I do have headers. CSV is one of the easier formats I've found to do this with.
 
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