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Default Excel should have more than 65536 rows, it should go 150000

Introduction:

I love Excel because its flexibility and user-friendly nature and I won't
change it for any other application. I need more of the other applications in
Excel such as Access, Word, publisher and frontpage. I think this is the way
to go rather than having so many separate and complex applications.

Suggestions:
-Excel should have more than 65536 rows, it should go 150000 raws or more.
It is frustating trying to run queries to your spreadsheets when is so
limiteed.

- Excel Microsoft Query should be more dynamic and updated as the same MS
Access, in order to allow more complex queries from datawarehouses

-I work with big spreadhseets and they become very slow, how to make big
spreadhseets run faster?

-The sharing option (share workbook) is really bizzare, unfriendly, complex
and harly ever grants the expected results. I usually lost the shared changes.

Thanks a lot
Juan Cardona
Business Analyst

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Default Excel should have more than 65536 rows, it should go 150000

Hello Juan,

The newest version Office 2007 will have many more cell:

The total number of available columns in Excel
Old Limit: 256 (2^8)
New Limit: 16k (2^14)

The total number of available rows in Excel
Old Limit: 64k (2^16)
New Limit: 1M (2^20)

They have also increase many of the other limits. Check out this link:

http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/...26/474258.aspx

Judith
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"Juan Cardona" wrote:

Introduction:

I love Excel because its flexibility and user-friendly nature and I won't
change it for any other application. I need more of the other applications in
Excel such as Access, Word, publisher and frontpage. I think this is the way
to go rather than having so many separate and complex applications.

Suggestions:
-Excel should have more than 65536 rows, it should go 150000 raws or more.
It is frustating trying to run queries to your spreadsheets when is so
limiteed.

- Excel Microsoft Query should be more dynamic and updated as the same MS
Access, in order to allow more complex queries from datawarehouses

-I work with big spreadhseets and they become very slow, how to make big
spreadhseets run faster?

-The sharing option (share workbook) is really bizzare, unfriendly, complex
and harly ever grants the expected results. I usually lost the shared changes.

Thanks a lot
Juan Cardona
Business Analyst

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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Your wish has been granted: with Excel 2007
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"Juan Cardona" <Juan wrote in message
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Introduction:

I love Excel because its flexibility and user-friendly nature and I won't
change it for any other application. I need more of the other applications
in
Excel such as Access, Word, publisher and frontpage. I think this is the
way
to go rather than having so many separate and complex applications.

Suggestions:
-Excel should have more than 65536 rows, it should go 150000 raws or more.
It is frustating trying to run queries to your spreadsheets when is so
limiteed.

- Excel Microsoft Query should be more dynamic and updated as the same MS
Access, in order to allow more complex queries from datawarehouses

-I work with big spreadhseets and they become very slow, how to make big
spreadhseets run faster?

-The sharing option (share workbook) is really bizzare, unfriendly,
complex
and harly ever grants the expected results. I usually lost the shared
changes.

Thanks a lot
Juan Cardona
Business Analyst

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...lic.excel.misc


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