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Default Maximum Unique Records in Pivot Table

Does anyone know what the max is? I'm getting this message from a
pivot I'm trying to make....

My file is roughly 50,000 records long with 3 data columns, one of
which is a number for months. Probably 80% of the 50,000 records have
12 months of entries - thus the # of unique records is probably in the
neighborhood of 10,000. Is this too many?
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http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=211517
XL2000: Limits of PivotTables in Microsoft Excel 2000

"There is a limit of 8,000 unique items per row field, column field, or page
field. "

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Does anyone know what the max is? I'm getting this message from a
pivot I'm trying to make....

My file is roughly 50,000 records long with 3 data columns, one of
which is a number for months. Probably 80% of the 50,000 records have
12 months of entries - thus the # of unique records is probably in the
neighborhood of 10,000. Is this too many?



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