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I have a destination workbook tied to 12 source workbooks. The data being
pulled in from the source workbooks varies - some numbers, %'s, dates, and text. Links are working great; but any lengthy text entries are cut off at ~253 characters. I can get around this issue by opening the source file(s) that have the long entries. When I do that, the complete text/fields appear in my destination workbook. However, I'd like to get around this and not have to have all 12 source workbooks open to ensure I see complete fields. I don't believe this is being limited by memory available as I've rebooted to free up available memory, increased my paging file, etc. with no impact to the number of characters that appear. The destination and source workbooks are stored on the same SharePoint network site. My links don't reference a named range...they define the specific location/name/cell; so named range-related limits shouldn't be in play. I'm running Excel 2003. In case it matters, the source workbooks are also the destination of some view-only information from the destination workbook - data is being shared both directions. |
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