Stop Excel Rows From Being Continuously Created
Excel has excess columns & rows (thousands of them)
I have a few spreadsheets that for some reason have rows up to 10s of thousands & columns up to AAZ....if I try to delete them, it has memory issues. Does anyone know of a way to do this?
Couple ways you can try to fix this, select all the columns and/or rows outside of the area your data exists, then right-click and delete rows/columns. If it's just static data that dosn't reach across tabs, it may be easier to just highlight the data, copy and paste to a new tab. Then delete the old tab.
Hope this helps.
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Couple ways you can try to fix this, select all the columns and/or rows outside of the area your data exists, then right-click and delete rows/columns. If it's just static data that dosn't reach across tabs, it may be easier to just highlight the data, copy and paste to a new tab. Then delete the old tab.
Hope this helps.
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i agree with Jknud probably copy and paste the data into a new tab/worksheet then resave would be the easiest. the file size on those files are probably way bloated as well.
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When trying to delete the rows, because it is thousands & thousands of rows & columns, it reaches the maximum & gets an error.
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I tried the excess one & it didn't work. They have a BUNCH of formatting, so I wanted to avoid copying & pasting - oh well.
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there is another add in called ASAP utilities. I use it all the time and is great for excel. once installed look under the ASAP tab, then columns and rows and remove all empty rows, remove all empty columns. it also has a lot more to offer.
http://www.asap-utilities.com/
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there is another add in called ASAP utilities. I use it all the time and is great for excel. once installed look under the ASAP tab, then columns and rows and remove all empty rows, remove all empty columns. it also has a lot more to offer.
http://www.asap-utilities.com/
asap-utilities is awesome. The CFO at my last job would slit her wrists if that program went away.
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Jasonstanley - thank you for the link - worked perfectly - reduced my file from 6Mb to 300K... Cheers.
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