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12-20-04, 23:23

jtamil2001 jtamil2001 is offline

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Excel > 65000 rows

Hi

We are trying to export some data from SQL server
into an excel sheet. No of records will be like
more than 1 lakh records. I noted that Excel has
a constraint of not creating rows more than 65,000.
In this case we need to create multiple workbooks
in the excel sheet.

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12-21-04, 00:22

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Hi,

Majority on the group may not know that 1 lakh means 100,000

You can check the specifications in the help under very first topic : Getting Started / Microsoft Excel specifications.

HTH,

Jp

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12-21-04, 09:34

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65,536 to be specific.

Give or take a lakh

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12-21-04, 11:24

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or just being pedantic 2^16

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