vba - Split file in excel for avoiding row limit -


i have .all file exceeds limit of 1048576 rows imposed excel.

im using code:

sub open() book1 = activeworkbook.name file1 = application.getopenfilename("all files (*.all), *.all") worksheets("res").range("k1").value = file1 workbooks.opentext file1, origin:=xlwindows, startrow:=1, datatype:=xltextformat del = activeworkbook.name activesheet.copy before:=workbooks(book1).sheets(1) workbooks(del).close false sheets(1).activate activesheet.name = "acti" end sub

but code doesent work long files because limit. idea copy original .all file, split copy in files limited 1048576 rows, copy each of splited files in individual sheet , revome copies.

im pretty new in vba...any write code?

thank much.

you can split file separate parts using code below.

public sub split_wb()  dim integer, arr variant, wb variant, ws_source worksheet  set ws_source = activesheet  = 1 5     arr = ws_source.range("a" & * 1000 - 999 & ":t" & * 1000)      set wb = workbooks.add     wb.sheets(1).range("a1").resize(ubound(arr, 1), ubound(arr, 2)).value = arr     set arr = nothing next  end sub

also, i'd recommend looking using access or sql server, if excel can't handle demands.


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