spss and number of excel

[Raffe, Sydelle, SSA]

Version 12 of spss seems to only write to versions of excel that hold a fewer number of records than our current version of excel can actually hold. Is there any fix to this (besides upgrading spss)? Thank you.

Sydelle Raffe, Alameda County Social Services Agency
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[Paul Rowson]

Sydelle
You could try exporting to dbase file (.dbf) and then opening that file in
Excel and saving as Excel file.

Regards

Paul Rowson
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Subject: spss and number of excel


Version 12 of spss seems to only write to versions of excel that hold a
fewer number of records than our current version of excel can actually hold.
Is there any fix to this (besides upgrading spss)? Thank you.

Sydelle Raffe, Alameda County Social Services Agency
Information Services Division
e:mail:  [hidden email]
phone: [phone]     fax: [phone]
If you have a request for information, please submit an ODM request form at:
https://alamedasocialservices.org/staff/support_services/statistics_and_reports/odm/index.cfm

[Albert-Jan Roskam]

Or how about exporting to tab or comma-separated ASCII
(.txt or .csv)? That should do the trick too.

Albert-Jan

--- Paul Rowson <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Sydelle
> You could try exporting to dbase file (.dbf) and
> then opening that file in
> Excel and saving as Excel file.
>
> Regards
>
> Paul Rowson
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Raffe, Sydelle, SSA" <[hidden email]>
> To: <[hidden email]>
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 5:44 PM
> Subject: spss and number of excel
>
>
> Version 12 of spss seems to only write to versions
> of excel that hold a
> fewer number of records than our current version of
> excel can actually hold.
> Is there any fix to this (besides upgrading spss)?
> Thank you.
>
> Sydelle Raffe, Alameda County Social Services Agency
> Information Services Division
> e:mail:  [hidden email]
> phone: [phone]     fax: [phone]
> If you have a request for information, please submit
> an ODM request form at:
>

https://alamedasocialservices.org/staff/support_services/statistics_and_reports/odm/index.cfm
>




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