i got error when rows number is greater than 64K .
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i got error when rows number is greater than 64K .
What's the use case here? Why that many? If you're trying to analyse data then look at PowerPivot instead, which, rather than importing will work on the data at the source. Kind of.
@davidlliu:Excel 2003? It can only deal with 64k rows at a time.
I agree with blowdart though - if you need 64k rows in a spreadsheet, "you're doing it wrong."
@davidlliu: Excel has a built in limitation of 65535 rows (unless you are using 2007+). This limit is per worksheet, not workbook. Technically you could create 65535 rows on work sheet #1, add a new worksheet and continue adding rows. Repeat action until done.
I had a situation where the customer dictated that the final data be contained within a excel formatted document. While I warned them trying to fit 11 GB of data into Excel was insane, it is technically possible. It is very impractical. I would recommend keeping the number of worksheets per workbook to a small number as things tend to get out of hand.
We developed our own grid control for our Winforms apps over the years. Its export to excel functionality placed content on subsequent worksheets in the workbook, when we it 60000 rows. I have easily sent over 1 million rows into excel that way spread across multiple sheets in the workbook.
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