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Oh you’re one of those users. Prepares LART.

• _istanbul_ 3y ago
  I don't understand your comment. It's not far fetched to have millions of rows to handle. I myself have about 12 million rows (notes mainly), although I don't load everything at the same time, so maybe you're referring to that aspect?
  • baz00 3y ago
    It's pushing the boundaries of a spreadsheet's practical usability to be honest. I would not use it for more than a few hundred at most. In fact I just checked my largest sheet is 292 rows. Anything larger goes in anything else! Usually I use SQLite for local storage data like that now. A funny problem I had a few years back was a company with users keeping 200 meg+ Excels sheet on their desktops. It took them forever to log off every day because the profile was copied back to the server.
    • eviks 3y ago
      How to you get immediate feedback while doing edits/calculations and also collaborate after you stash your data in anything else?
• torunar 3y ago
  Oh yes, I’m one of those users (and who are “those”? Lizard people?). At least once a week I need to operate datasets that have hundreds of thousands of rows, and while accessing them is not a problem, batch computations can be tricky.