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freakyboy88

how to extend columns pass IV
 

*hi! i'm new here and i need help on how to extend the columns in excel
normal extendsion is A to IV but i was wondering if u could extend the
columns beyond that using vbas and marcos?
if some one would please tell me it'd be great :)
thanks a lot*


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Anne Troy[_2_]

how to extend columns pass IV
 
The answer is NO. Here's a couple workarounds:
--put the data vertically so you don't need so many columns
--combine some of the columns, like last name and first name or some other
columns that make sense when combined
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~Anne Troy

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*hi! i'm new here and i need help on how to extend the columns in excel
normal extendsion is A to IV but i was wondering if u could extend the
columns beyond that using vbas and marcos?
if some one would please tell me it'd be great :)
thanks a lot*


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JE McGimpsey

how to extend columns pass IV
 
No you can't. XL (all versions) is limited to 256 columns.

You *can* use multiple sheets. You can also, if you have less than 256
rows of data, transpose it to use rows instead of columns...


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*hi! i'm new here and i need help on how to extend the columns in excel
normal extendsion is A to IV but i was wondering if u could extend the
columns beyond that using vbas and marcos?
if some one would please tell me it'd be great



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