Deleting lines really deletes lines!
 

There are ALWAYS 65,536 rows in each XL worksheet. Right-click a tab and
choose View Code to see if the rows are being hidden or the scroll area is
restricted.

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"EmmanuelleZ" wrote in message
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and we end up with only a few hundred lines available in a
worksheet, instead of 65'536, after a few weeks of
productive life. Pretty scary.
Anybody experimented a workaround besides Clearing content
instead of Deleting? (Excel 2002 10 2614 2625)
Thanks Emm

Deleting lines really deletes lines!
 

Jim
this what we believed too, and we happily used a
veryhidden 'working' worksheet to copy large chunks of
things, deal with them and re-insert them afterwards line
by line on another worksheet with a nice format. I have
Hypersnaps for you if you care
emm
-----Original Message-----
There are ALWAYS 65,536 rows in each XL worksheet. Right-
click a tab and
choose View Code to see if the rows are being hidden or
the scroll area is
restricted.

--
Greeting from the Gulf Coast!
http://myweb.cableone.net/twodays
"EmmanuelleZ" wrote in message
...
and we end up with only a few hundred lines available
in a
worksheet, instead of 65'536, after a few weeks of
productive life. Pretty scary.
Anybody experimented a workaround besides Clearing
content
instead of Deleting? (Excel 2002 10 2614 2625)
Thanks Emm


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