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how to increase my column length to enter 600,000 entries

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    jeffrey
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    how to increase my column length to enter 600,000 entries

    i am using a excel office version and connecting it to data loggin system. i
    will need to log data for 600,000 entries in a single file continously. I
    would like to know if these many entries are posible or if not then how can i
    go about it to make it possible

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    Nigel
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    Re: how to increase my column length to enter 600,000 entries

    Excel is limited to 65,536 rows Maximum. So you cannot read in a continuous
    file more than this.

    It is possible to split into multiple columns, so that when the first
    column(s) are filled you select the top of the next and so on, or use
    another worksheet(s) to store the subsequent rows. But generally more than
    65,536 rows makes for data management over head, but it does depend what you
    wish to do with the data once it is loaded.

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    Cheers
    Nigel



    "jeffrey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > i am using a excel office version and connecting it to data loggin

    system. i
    > will need to log data for 600,000 entries in a single file continously. I
    > would like to know if these many entries are posible or if not then how

    can i
    > go about it to make it possible




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    keepITcool
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    Re: how to increase my column length to enter 600,000 entries


    log the data in a text file, DBASE file XML or MDB.
    (last is fastest)

    then use QueryTable or ADO to work on a subset
    (with a max of 65536 rows)





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    jeffrey wrote :

    > i am using a excel office version and connecting it to data loggin
    > system. i will need to log data for 600,000 entries in a single file
    > continously. I would like to know if these many entries are posible
    > or if not then how can i go about it to make it possible


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