From: Rebecca Sage on
I have close to 1000 entries in my Excel spreadsheet, and am trying to figure
out why entries are coming up missing. I often do custom sorts. This may be
when entries get tossed out?
From: Luke M on
You are no where near the limit. Check out the help file article "Excel
limits and specifications". There must be something else going on.

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Best Regards,

Luke M
"Rebecca Sage" <RebeccaSage(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have close to 1000 entries in my Excel spreadsheet, and am trying to
>figure
> out why entries are coming up missing. I often do custom sorts. This may
> be
> when entries get tossed out?


From: trip_to_tokyo on
EXCEL 2007 can handle:-

1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns

Please hit Yes if my comments have helped.

Thanks.



"Rebecca Sage" wrote:

> I have close to 1000 entries in my Excel spreadsheet, and am trying to figure
> out why entries are coming up missing. I often do custom sorts. This may be
> when entries get tossed out?
From: JLatham on
And Excel 2003 has a limit of 65535 rows and 256 columns.

Your 1000 entries really should not be a problem. Have you checked to see
if perhaps your special sorting has placed some entries in places on the
sheet where you may not be looking?

A quick way to find out how far down and over on a sheet your data extends
is to click in a cell on a sheet and then press [Ctrl]+[End]. This will take
you to the lower right corner of the used range on a sheet. You can then
start looking to the left and up the sheet for your data.

"Rebecca Sage" wrote:

> I have close to 1000 entries in my Excel spreadsheet, and am trying to figure
> out why entries are coming up missing. I often do custom sorts. This may be
> when entries get tossed out?
From: Bob I on
1000? that is a filter limit for unique items.

Rebecca Sage wrote:

> I have close to 1000 entries in my Excel spreadsheet, and am trying to figure
> out why entries are coming up missing. I often do custom sorts. This may be
> when entries get tossed out?