Any way to get around the number of columns limitation?

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43fan

I'm pretty sure there's not, but figured I'd ask anyway. ;)

I have a charting workbook that has grown to very probably needing more than
the 256 columns of data to do all the charting. At least for it to
continue doing it the way it is. I was hoping this particular deal I'm
doing right now would stop prior to running out of columns, but it's not
looking like it will.

Any help?

Thanks!
Shawn
 
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Biff

I can't wait to see the first application of 64 nested levels of:

SUBSTITUTE or IF

Biff
 
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Bill Sharpe

43fan said:
I'm pretty sure there's not, but figured I'd ask anyway. ;)

I have a charting workbook that has grown to very probably needing more than
the 256 columns of data to do all the charting. At least for it to
continue doing it the way it is. I was hoping this particular deal I'm
doing right now would stop prior to running out of columns, but it's not
looking like it will.

Any help?

Thanks!
Shawn
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Current version of Quattro Pro will give you many more columns -- no
need to wait. I assume you're already using more than 256 rows for your
data. If not, transpose data.

Bill
 
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