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Guest
What is the maximum number of the columns?
Is the last column really named "IV"??
Is the last column really named "IV"??
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Guest
Hi
Yes, the last column is IV - until the next release of Excel, anyway.
Andy.
Yes, the last column is IV - until the next release of Excel, anyway.
Andy.
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Chip Pearson
In Excel 2003 and earlier, the maximum number of columns is 256,
and yes the last column name is "IV". Excel 2007 has about 18,000
columns.
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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
and yes the last column name is "IV". Excel 2007 has about 18,000
columns.
--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
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Bob Phillips
Yep, 256, at least until 2007.
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HTH
Bob Phillips
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HTH
Bob Phillips
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Guest
Excel 2007 allows 2 to the 12th (16384) columns, of which the last is headeduser_u said:What is the maximum number of the columns?
Is the last column really named "IV"??
"XFD".
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Carolina
I am using Excel 2007 and got to column IV and can't insert more columns. I
am saving the document in a compatability mode (.xls), could this be the
problem?
am saving the document in a compatability mode (.xls), could this be the
problem?
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Don Guillett
Yes,.
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Carolina
I just saved it as .xlsx and I still can't insert. Last column remains being
IV. Any advice will be great!
Thanks for helping again today.
Carolina
IV. Any advice will be great!
Thanks for helping again today.
Carolina
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Dave Peterson
Yes.
Save the file as a normal (xl2007) style workbook.
Then close it and reopen it.
Save the file as a normal (xl2007) style workbook.
Then close it and reopen it.
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Carolina
It worked! Can I then save it in the compatibility mode for other people with
2003 version to see?
2003 version to see?
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Dave Peterson
Sure. But remember that you'll lose those extra columns and extra rows and any
feature that's new in xl2007.
If I knew I had to share with people who use xl2003, I think I'd keep using .xls
in compatibility mode. I think it would make a bit simpler for me.
feature that's new in xl2007.
If I knew I had to share with people who use xl2003, I think I'd keep using .xls
in compatibility mode. I think it would make a bit simpler for me.
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