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Default Parsing Huge Files of Text


Group,
As a test engineer I must compile and crunch large amounts of data
(up to a million rows of data) prior to a new product launch. In the
past we (I) manually separate, sum, analyze numbers. With my new found
application called VBA I'd like to perform this number crunching in
Excel. Now I know Excel has a row limit size. Once each group of data
is parsed into columns, my net would be only several hundred thousand
rows with the rest of the data being discarded. My question, is this
possible in Excel? And if it isn't what can I use as an intermediate
step before crunching in Excel?

Tony


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