Force SQL Developer 1.5.4 to export data on 1 XLS workSheet

Hello.
I'm using SQL Developer 1.5.4 to export data into XLS format.
The exported file is about 40MB big.
During the export, I have noticed that SQL Developer splits the data into several worksheets, having about 64,001 rows each.
Please, is there any way I could force SQL Developer to have all of the data on a singke WorkSheet?
Thanks.

I'm just guessing, but I suspect that the 64,000 row limit is so the resulting XLS file can be opened in Excel 2003 or earlier. Excel 2003 has a limit of ~65,536 (2^16) rows in a worksheet. Even if you were to export as a CSV or Text (tab-delimited) file and try loading it into Excel, it would choke and quit once the worksheet limit had been reached.
Ed. H.

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