Max size of spreadsheet Numbers can handle?

I have a 46.9MB Excel spreadsheet. I have Excel 2004 for the Mac but this spreadsheet takes about 4 to 5 times longer to recalc on my Mac Mini at home than my IBM Thinkpad at work.
I thought I would try Numbers for 30 days to see if it would recalc faster. But Numbers says the spreadsheet is too large for it to open. I have several other spreadsheets that are even larger.
If these are too large, then there's no point in buying the program. I had hoped it would handle them, because NeoSource is extremely slow to open the spreadsheet (it keeps wanting to adjust the row height before it will open, which takes forever).

The question was in the subject line: Is there a maximum size spreadsheet that Numbers can handle? I would hope that it's bigger than 46.9MB (the spreadsheet that I'm working with). I tried NeoOffice but it takes forever to open the spreadsheet because it's always trying to adjust the row height - I've waited several minutes for NeoOffice to try and open before finally giving up.
So I thought I would try Numbers instead, but it can't open a 46.9MB spreadsheet (I get error-worksheet is too large). I have 2GB of RAM and nothing else open at the time. I thought I would ask if others more experienced with the program what the maximum size spreadsheet they have worked with in Numbers is? Does anyone know what the largest spreadsheet you can work with is? Usually the limiting factor is your RAM not the program. With 2GB of RAM a 46.9MB spreadsheet should not be a problem. If Numbers can't open a 46.9MB spreadsheet, it would be limited to only small jobs.

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