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To many rows for EXCEL to handle

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    To many rows for EXCEL to handle

    I have a file with over 70'000 rows in (MS EXCEL only holds around 65'000). Is there any way I can still perform a lookup on this file.

    The file is saved as a CSV. Please dont tell me to open it in Wordpad and do a search as I have been told this is not acceptable. (Pains).

    PLEASE HELP ME

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    The Excel limit is not flexible. You can either break your data into 2 or more sheets or use a Database.

    Sorry.
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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: To many rows for EXCEL to handle

    Split it into smaller pieces and import each piece into its own worksheet...

    Or don't use excel--maybe Access???

    moglione1 wrote:
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    > I have a file with over 70'000 rows in (MS EXCEL only holds around
    > 65'000). Is there any way I can still perform a lookup on this file.
    >
    > The file is saved as a CSV. Please dont tell me to open it in Wordpad
    > and do a search as I have been told this is not acceptable. (Pains).
    >
    > PLEASE HELP ME
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    Jan Karel Pieterse
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    Re: To many rows for EXCEL to handle

    Hi Moglione1,

    > I have a file with over 70'000 rows in (MS EXCEL only holds around
    > 65'000). Is there any way I can still perform a lookup on this file.
    >
    > The file is saved as a CSV. Please dont tell me to open it in Wordpad
    > and do a search as I have been told this is not acceptable. (Pains).


    Yes, try Data, Get external data, New database query and follow
    instructions from there.

    Regards,

    Jan Karel Pieterse
    Excel MVP
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