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So, does this rule only apply to non-compressed files, or, have the rules changed?
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...csv-files.html
The file link shows as a 1.5MB download in my browser, so, is it just me or...???
So, does this rule only apply to non-compressed files, or, have the rules changed?
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...csv-files.html
The file link shows as a 1.5MB download in my browser, so, is it just me or...???
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No not just you.. 1.45 MB (1,522,541 bytes) to be specificThe file link shows as a 1.5MB download in my browser, so, is it just me or...???
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LOL... MY workbooks go a single byte over, and they get "file size" errored, but, apparently the limit is "flexible", ---(edited what I wanted too say)--, I guess the working class stiff is always gonna get the pin
Are you talking about the zip file in the 1st post? Well, zip files can be upto a max of 9.77MB. Non-zipped files have a max of 1MB.
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Yes, I am, and Thank you for clearing this up!
I have seen this a few times, but it (this post) finally got me to ask the question
If you go to the "Go Advanced" section and then "Manage attachments", you will see the various permitted file types with their respective file sizes.
Thanks, Again...
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