What happens if you press <Ctrl><End>? Bet you it goes way past your last
cell? If so, go to the last cell, and delete the rows below that, as well
as the columns to the right of it. Save your file and try again.
Excel has 256 columns and 65536 rows so space is not "infinite".
This is a multi step deletion.
Go to bottom of your data range.
SHIFT + END + DownArrow to select to row 65536.
Edit>Delete>Entire Row.
Got to right of your data range and SHIFT + END + RightArrow.
Edit>Delete>Entire Column.
IMPORTANT.............at this point File>Save.
In some versions it is necessary to Save, Close and re-open to see changes.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
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