Excel Row Limitation

Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL spreadsheets. I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott

If there were some way to do this, then 65,536 would not be the limit!
Excel 2007 has 1 million rows
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"NPVSRUS" wrote in message
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Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL spreadsheets.
I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott

Buy xl2007 and enjoy

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"NPVSRUS" wrote in message
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Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL spreadsheets.
I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott

Hi,

I strongly recommend that you consider 2007 it has 1,048,576 rows and 16,384
columns.

However, in 2003 you can install the web spreadsheet component and imbed it
within the regular spreadsheet. To do this right click any toolbar and
choose Control Toolbox. Click the More Controls button and find the
Microsoft Office Spreadsheet component. If there are more than one pick the
lastest one, maybe 11, and click in you spreadsheet. Version 11 has 262,144
rows and ZZZ columns (18,278). Interestingly, this is more columns the 2007
but less rows. You play with this tool and see if you can use it to some
advantage.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"NPVSRUS" wrote:

Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL spreadsheets. I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott

Thanx to everyone for your advice. I found out that my company has a site
license for EXCEL 2007 and have downloaded it. I'm trying to combine two
worksheets that go over 65,536 rows using copy and paste from one to another
and keep getting an error. Is there something special I need to do in order
to add rows above the 65,536 row limitation?

Thanx,

Scott

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

I strongly recommend that you consider 2007 it has 1,048,576 rows and 16,384
columns.

However, in 2003 you can install the web spreadsheet component and imbed it
within the regular spreadsheet. To do this right click any toolbar and
choose Control Toolbox. Click the More Controls button and find the
Microsoft Office Spreadsheet component. If there are more than one pick the
lastest one, maybe 11, and click in you spreadsheet. Version 11 has 262,144
rows and ZZZ columns (18,278). Interestingly, this is more columns the 2007
but less rows. You play with this tool and see if you can use it to some
advantage.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"NPVSRUS" wrote:

Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL spreadsheets. I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott

You need to save your .xls file as an .xlsm fileclose it reopenvoila

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"NPVSRUS" wrote in message
...
Thanx to everyone for your advice. I found out that my company has a site
license for EXCEL 2007 and have downloaded it. I'm trying to combine two
worksheets that go over 65,536 rows using copy and paste from one to
another
and keep getting an error. Is there something special I need to do in
order
to add rows above the 65,536 row limitation?

Thanx,

Scott

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

I strongly recommend that you consider 2007 it has 1,048,576 rows and
16,384
columns.

However, in 2003 you can install the web spreadsheet component and imbed
it
within the regular spreadsheet. To do this right click any toolbar and
choose Control Toolbox. Click the More Controls button and find the
Microsoft Office Spreadsheet component. If there are more than one pick
the
lastest one, maybe 11, and click in you spreadsheet. Version 11 has
262,144
rows and ZZZ columns (18,278). Interestingly, this is more columns the
2007
but less rows. You play with this tool and see if you can use it to some
advantage.

--
If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"NPVSRUS" wrote:

Currently, there are only 65,536 rows available in my EXCEL
spreadsheets. I
work with large amounts of data which necessitates the usage of
multiple
spreadsheets. Is there any way to expand the number of rows available?

Thank you,

Scott