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    hi All

    Is it posible to load large files (more than ~65000 rows) in Excel? Where to adjust if the answer is yes?

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    Oliver

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    Quote Originally Posted by ovince
    hi All

    Is it posible to load large files (more than ~65000 rows) in Excel? Where to adjust if the answer is yes?

    Thank you
    Oliver
    you need to split the file into two parts, and use two worksheets.

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    The previous answer is true, unless you buy excel 2007, It has lots more rows, although I can not remember how many but it is over 1000000

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dav
    The previous answer is true, unless you buy excel 2007, It has lots more rows, although I can not remember how many but it is over 1000000

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    Dav
    1M (2^20) according to http://visio.mvps.org/Excel_2007.htm with 16k (2^14) columns.


    But I guess that extra specification doesn't help the OP today, hopefully Notepad was able to split the file, alothough I fancy that there is some code somewhere to switch sheets during an input of data lines.

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