Excel workbooks can contain 255 worksheets. In each worksheet, you can have up to 256 columns and 65,536 rows, giving you about 16M cells. Should you so wish! Hope this helps, Anthony.
Depends on your machine and version, and what’s in the workbooks. I have a fair few workbooks over 50MB, and one or two over 150MB that I have to use occasionally (not by choice and I didn’t build them).
Another thing we wanted the answer to was: what is the maximum file size of an Excel workbook?
Yes, the answer is 2 GB. Workbooks that contain a data model and data visualizations are often very large, sometimes exceeding the file size limits imposed by Office Online in Office 365. You might also consider also running the Workbook Size Optimizer. It analyzes your Excel workbook and if possible, compresses it further.
All I can tell you is that 400k really is not a large Excel file. I have workbooks which exceed 20MB & present no such problem.
It depends about the data type in each column. For String ( 5 chars ) in each cell, File size is 59 MB. Tips to build informative & actionable dashboards. Really powerful dashboards take time, collaboration, and iteration.
What is the maximum number of rows and columns in Excel?
In Excel 2010, the maximum worksheet size is 1,048,576 rows by 16,384 columns. In this article, find all workbook, worksheet, and feature specifications and limits. Skip to main content.
While writing we ran into the query “How many rows&columns are there in Excel?”.
From Excel 2007 onwards (2010, 2016, etc) we have exactly 10,48,576 rows and 16,384 columns. But with Excel 2003 version, we have only 65000 rows & 255 columns, so in this data craven world, this is never going to be enough. When it comes to rows & columns in excel for both of them, we have headers. For row headers.
How to handle more than 1 million rows in Excel?
You may know that Excel has a physical limit of 1 million rows (well, its 1,048,576 rows). But that doesn’t mean you can’t analyze more than a million rows in Excel. The trick is to use Data Model.