I've been maintaining several mailing list files in Excel. In part because
of different sources, in part because I'm nervous to have lots of data in any
one file.
What is the collective wisdom on the number of full entries (ie, name,
organization, street, city, state, zip) that one can safely maintain in
Excel? Of course, I'm backing up the multiple files periodically now. I
talked to a mailing house that said that they'd worked with Excel files of
50,000 addresses. True or crazy?
Thanks!

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ClairDeLune
Jim Gordon MVP - 28 Nov 2006 04:08 GMT
Hi,
The current version (Excel 2004) has a limit of 65,536 rows on each
worksheet.
There is no limit to the number of worksheets that a workbook can contain.
-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP
Quoting from "ClairDeLune" <ClairDeLune@discussions.microsoft.com>, in
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> I've been maintaining several mailing list files in Excel. In part because
> of different sources, in part because I'm nervous to have lots of data in any
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> Thanks!

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