Error message "the data will not fit in the worksheet"

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I converted to EXCEL 2002 and attempting to do file transfer from AS/400
machine. On my previous EXCEL 2000 version, I could read over a maximum of
50,000 records. With EXCEL 2002, I get a message" The data will not fit in
the worksheet" and stores exactly 16,351 records. What do I do to read the
maximum number of records ?
 
Are you using Client Access?

IIRC, the last version of CA that I used only supported 16384 rows when
transfered to excel (xl95 row count).

I'm not sure if CA ever updated that addin for more rows.

I haven't used it in a while, but I think I'd dump the data to an ASCII file and
then open that ASCII file in excel.

Does that ring a bell with you?
 
Hey Dave,
Thanks for the quick response. Yes, as an alternative, I ended up
creating an ASCII file & and reading that file into EXCEL. Although, I'm
curious why I could do it in EXCEL 2000 with no problem, prior to me
converting to EXCEL 2002. You would expect EXCEL 2002 to be comparable.
 
For me, the Client Access addin would never do more than 16384. I always
thought that CA didn't want to update their addin from xl95 days.

I don't know how you got more in xl2k??!!??
 
Problem solved: My Client Access was @ (Ver 4 Rel 4 Lvl 0). I upgraded my
PC for CA from our AS/400 to (Ver 5 Rel 2 Lvl 0). I can now process records
over 50,000 using File transfer on EXCEL 2002. I think the maximum is about
64,000.
 
Thanks for posting back. (Now I know that CA _did_ update their addin.)
Problem solved: My Client Access was @ (Ver 4 Rel 4 Lvl 0). I upgraded my
PC for CA from our AS/400 to (Ver 5 Rel 2 Lvl 0). I can now process records
over 50,000 using File transfer on EXCEL 2002. I think the maximum is about
64,000.
 

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