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Feasibility of 365 day workbook???
I'm thinking about creating a SINGLE accummulative
worksheet for the year 2010 to save our company transactions. Each day, we will fill in 260 cells of data, which means that after 365 days (1 year), our single sheet will contain 94,900 cells filled with data. Does anybody see any problems with storing this much data on a single sheet?? Is it a bad or inefficient idea?? In 2009, we stored our daily transactions in their own separate Excel files, which means that I have 365 individual files at the end of the year, which seems kinda inefficient. Wouldn't having a SINGLE data worksheet be a better (and cooler) idea?? Please let me know what u think. Sincerely, Bob |
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