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HELP,

I have written a Macro that imports various text
files and performs many fuctions. However recently I have
found that in some cases, the files to be imported EXCEED
the Maximum Rows ALLOWED by Excel (65536).

Is there some way to increase teh number of Rows Ecel
will Import/Allow in VBA? I am using Excel 2000 (SR-1).

Your assisance in this matter will be greatly
appreciated.
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No, 65536 is the maximum number of rows.

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HELP,

I have written a Macro that imports various text
files and performs many fuctions. However recently I have
found that in some cases, the files to be imported EXCEED
the Maximum Rows ALLOWED by Excel (65536).

Is there some way to increase teh number of Rows Ecel
will Import/Allow in VBA? I am using Excel 2000 (SR-1).

Your assisance in this matter will be greatly
appreciated.



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