Limitation rows excel

Hi all,
It's possible to exceed the limit of 65536 rows by VBA code?
Thank you
Gianmarco

This limit is due to Excel, not to BW.
On the other hand, consider the readibility of a report which contains more than 65000 lines ... I would say BW is not the good tool, or the report is not well defined by the user.
It's usually the case when you migrate from an "old" reporting tool to a new one : People do want to have the same report as the previous, instead of rethinking the analysis.

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