If you have worked on a large set of data from a non-Excel data source, for example, MS ACCESS, there are chances that you would have stored that in multiple sheets.
This riducules the data management. Now in Excel 2007 and above you have a big Excel workbook with 16384 columns and 10,48,576 rows
Following table gives you how big Excel has grown :)
Excel 2003 | Excel 2007 and above | |
Maximum No of Rows | 65,536 | 10,48,576 |
Maximum No of Columns | 256 | 16,384 |
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xl95 was the last version that supported only 255 characters per cell.
ReplyDeletexl2003 also supports almost 32k characters.
Thanks Dave. Exaggerated a bit :)
ReplyDeleteI will correct it
According to Excel 2007 Help, the Worksheet size is 1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your comma is in the wrong place for the rows. :-)
I'm using excel 2007. I have columns A-IV and when I try to add more columns I get an error "To prevent possible loss of data, Excel cannot shift nonblank cells of the worksheet." How do I fix this?
ReplyDeleteany problem with 'comma'? Read this.
ReplyDeleteen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numbering_system
Save as .xlsx and reopen that file.
ReplyDelete