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aly
how many rows does excel have? please let me no if u no...thx a bunch!
x
x
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Roger Govier
Hi Aly
It depends on the version
XL97 16384
XL 2000, XL2002 and XL2003 65536
XL2007 1 million
It depends on the version
XL97 16384
XL 2000, XL2002 and XL2003 65536
XL2007 1 million
S
Sandy Mann
XL97 16384
I think that you mean XL95 had 16384, my XL97 has 65536 rows
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HTH
Sandy
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and the crowning place of kings
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I think that you mean XL95 had 16384, my XL97 has 65536 rows
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HTH
Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland
and the crowning place of kings
[email protected]
[email protected] with @tiscali.co.uk
J
joeu2004
aly said:
Since that varies from version to version, the best way to find out for
__your__ version is to use Help -> Excel Help, search for "limits", and
click on Excel Specifications and Limits. (At least, that works for
Excel 2003.)
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Roger Govier
Quite right Sandy.
My memory is not as good as it used to be!!!
and I was too darned lazy to fire up my copy of XL97 to check.
My memory is not as good as it used to be!!!
and I was too darned lazy to fire up my copy of XL97 to check.
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aly
Thanks! i checked and mine had 65536 rows too...i wanted to know because
i am making a big spreadsheet and was wondering if it would all fit in.
Many thank! Aly
i am making a big spreadsheet and was wondering if it would all fit in.
Many thank! Aly
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Roger Govier
Hi Aly
If your model is anywhere approaching 65536 rows, then before starting I
would think very hard about the design and whether you need to have such
a large table.
If you do, then you would be much better off using something like Access
to handle this volume of records.
If your model is anywhere approaching 65536 rows, then before starting I
would think very hard about the design and whether you need to have such
a large table.
If you do, then you would be much better off using something like Access
to handle this volume of records.