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Mangesh Yadav
not possible.
Mangesh
Mangesh
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Biff
not possible.
I'll bet you can squeeze 36 more in there!
Biff
I'll bet you can squeeze 36 more in there!
Biff
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Mangesh Yadav
Mangesh
Biff said:
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Mangesh Yadav
I doubt the OP just wants to squeeze less than 36 in there...
Mangesh
Mangesh
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Nick Hodge
Not got huge functionality but if you save a blank workbook as a webpage
with interactivity you will get an OWC spreadsheet (Office Web Component).
This has 262144 x ZZZ (Whatever that is!)
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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
with interactivity you will get an OWC spreadsheet (Office Web Component).
This has 262144 x ZZZ (Whatever that is!)
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
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Andy Wiggins
Quattro Pro can handle up to one million rows and one million columns.
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Guest
Thanks for all feedback and fun-
I need from 70-110 rows and then ability of prgram to weedout duplicates
which are typically 30% and then a bunch of other analysis.
When I try to filter on unique records I keep getting an eror meddage from
Excell saying data is too complicated when I have toremove duplicates from
50K records.
Even when I have each reord in increasing numerical order- but since it is
alpha numeric in text I think Excell drops the ball.
I bought macro systems Duplicate finder add in to see if it might do the jop
but don't know yet
I need from 70-110 rows and then ability of prgram to weedout duplicates
which are typically 30% and then a bunch of other analysis.
When I try to filter on unique records I keep getting an eror meddage from
Excell saying data is too complicated when I have toremove duplicates from
50K records.
Even when I have each reord in increasing numerical order- but since it is
alpha numeric in text I think Excell drops the ball.
I bought macro systems Duplicate finder add in to see if it might do the jop
but don't know yet
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Harlan Grove
Andy Wiggins wrote...
Really?! I have QP10 (WPO 2002), and it only goes out to column ZZZ,
which is column number 18,278. FWLIW, WingZ provided > 30K rows by >
30K columns back in the early 1990s, and most Unix-originated
spreadsheets span at least 512 columns.
....
Really?! I have QP10 (WPO 2002), and it only goes out to column ZZZ,
which is column number 18,278. FWLIW, WingZ provided > 30K rows by >
30K columns back in the early 1990s, and most Unix-originated
spreadsheets span at least 512 columns.
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leaftye - ExcelForums.com
Nick Hodgewrote:
Not got huge functionality but if you save a blank workbook as a
webpage
Or make a form and drop that OWC (MS Office Spreadsheet 11.0) control
on it. AFAIK, it retains much, if not all, of the normal spreadsheet
functionality. BTW, it's 18,278 columns.
Eugene
Not got huge functionality but if you save a blank workbook as a
webpage
Or make a form and drop that OWC (MS Office Spreadsheet 11.0) control
on it. AFAIK, it retains much, if not all, of the normal spreadsheet
functionality. BTW, it's 18,278 columns.
Eugene