Our office is downloading data from our database, but it takes more rows than our Excel worksheet allows. Is there a way to increase the maximum rows on a worksheet?
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We need to add rows beyond the maximum on an Excel worksheet
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.xls workbooks have 65,536 rows per sheet.
.xlsx, .xlsm and .xlsb workbooks have 1,048,576 rows per sheet.
These limits are hard-coded and cannot be changed.
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You can't increase the number of rows in a spreadsheet in Excel 2007. Excel 2010 has the ability to use the Power Pivot Add-in which has no row limit.
Two workarounds if data is exported into a text file (CSV):
1. Pivot table.
2. MS Query
Export the data into a text file (CSV).
In Excel 2007 - Data menu, in Get External Data Group select From Other Sources
From the menu select From Microsoft Query
From Choose Data Source, select <New Data Source>, click OK
Enter a name for the data source, i.e. "Test" in the What Name do you want to give your data source?
In response to Select a driver for the type of database you want to access, select "Driver da Microsoft para arquivos texto (*.txt, *.csv)"
click Connect
deselect "Use Current Directory" if the data is in a different path, the click select Directory to navigate to the data.
click OK
In response to "Select a default table for your data source (optional), you can select from the drop down selection
click OK
make sure that the new datasource is selected in the Choose Data Source dialog box
click OK
continue to follow instructions for the MS Query Wizard - eventually you will be able to use filters to reduce the number of rows in your data.
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