Is there an upper limit to the size of a table that you can use dget on before it breaks?
I have a fairly large table (B3 to AX 39) filled with information. Another cell on another page is used to make the selection from the first column of the table. To extract all the data on the same row I use dget to reproduce the entire selection underneath the table so that I can then proceed with all further interactions.
It works, but once I get to the AC column, dgets stops working and all I get is #VALUE error.
Nothing in my formula has changed from one column to the next aside from the needed coordinates.
Thoughts?
[Solved] Maximum table size for DGET?
[Solved] Maximum table size for DGET?
Last edited by robleyd on Thu Aug 22, 2024 4:55 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Maximum table size for dget?
Maybe have a look into your similar topic 2 years ago
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Re: Maximum table size for DGET?
Oops. Been a while since I had the issue, totally forgot.
Sorry. I suck.
Sorry. I suck.
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