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More than 250 Columns
OK David - I'll remember that - thanks
Sheila "David Biddulph" wrote: "Sheila D" wrote in message ... " wrote: I have a spread sheet with more than 2000 columns, is there any way to view them all or to split the file into subfiles to view them on seperate worksheets? I don't think Excel supports more than 256 columns so not sure how you have 2000 - are you sure you don't mean rows? If the OP is using the Excel 2007 beta, that increases the limits from 256 columns to 16,385 columns and from 65,536 rows to 1,048,576 rows. -- David Biddulph |
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