Excel should have 200,000 rows maximum

G

Guest

I am often assigned to create a report based on formatted reports downloaded
from a database. Excel's maximum number of rows is most of the time
insufficient to accomodate the data. I often times have to eliminate
unneccesary rows through Access prior to finalizing everything in Excel.

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Bob Phillips

Sounds to me that you should do the report in Access, or summarise the data
before downloading the data.

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nl said:
I am often assigned to create a report based on formatted reports downloaded
from a database. Excel's maximum number of rows is most of the time
insufficient to accomodate the data. I often times have to eliminate
unneccesary rows through Access prior to finalizing everything in Excel.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...-1023aa10067c&dg=microsoft.public.excel.setup
 
G

Guest

Why do you use excel for this task. why can't you use Access.
I suppose ths is another of the cases where one wants to use excel for
everything. Not many realise the diffrences of a spread sheet and a
relational data base.
 
P

Pete_UK

The next version of Excel (2007) will have the capability of up to 1
million rows, so you'll be able to use that when it finally gets
released.

Pete
 

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