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how many 8 column records (as in addresses) will a work sheet hold/ How many
will a workbook hold ?how can you combine sheets into one huge list?

I am working on a list of @ 100,000 names and addresses. I already have
some 25,000 and I don't want to be surprised.

Thank you in advance for your help.
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You are limited to 65536 rows in a sheet, unless you use Excel 2007. You
can use as many sheets as your memory will allow.
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Daphtg wrote:
how many 8 column records (as in addresses) will a work sheet hold/
How many will a workbook hold ?how can you combine sheets into one
huge list?

I am working on a list of @ 100,000 names and addresses. I already
have some 25,000 and I don't want to be surprised.

Thank you in advance for your help.



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Hi,

Excel 2003 allows 65536 rows. Excel 2007 allows 1,048,576.

One solution is to store data in Access and connect to it from insde of
Excel either through a database query or a pivot table.

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"Daphtg" wrote:

how many 8 column records (as in addresses) will a work sheet hold/ How many
will a workbook hold ?how can you combine sheets into one huge list?

I am working on a list of @ 100,000 names and addresses. I already have
some 25,000 and I don't want to be surprised.

Thank you in advance for your help.

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