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Exports too many rows Richard 04-26-2008
Posted by Richard on April 26, 2008, 12:25 pm
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Exporting a report with 100 rows gives me 65,000 rows in Excel
worksheet. How do I prevent that?

Posted by Golden California Girls on April 26, 2008, 3:57 pm
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Richard wrote:
> Exporting a report with 100 rows gives me 65,000 rows in Excel
> worksheet. How do I prevent that?

You mean rows and not columns right?

Every blank Excel worksheet has 65536 rows. Don't believe me? Open a blank
sheet, highlight the first column and type a shift return to go to the bottom.

If it really is an export problem, I suspect you may have to reload either Excel
or Quickbooks. I've never seen data show up in cells where it doesn't belong.
Otherwise I suspect you have a Excel question and you'll get better answers in
an Excel group.





Posted by Haskel LaPort on April 27, 2008, 4:08 am
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> Richard wrote:
>> Exporting a report with 100 rows gives me 65,000 rows in Excel
>> worksheet. How do I prevent that?
>
> You mean rows and not columns right?
>
> Every blank Excel worksheet has 65536 rows. Don't believe me? Open a
> blank sheet, highlight the first column and type a shift return to go to
> the bottom.


All of my worksheets have 1,048,576 rows but who's counting.


>
> If it really is an export problem, I suspect you may have to reload either
> Excel or Quickbooks. I've never seen data show up in cells where it
> doesn't belong. Otherwise I suspect you have a Excel question and you'll
> get better answers in an Excel group.
>
>
>
>



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