Maximum rows allowed

I know how to choose Preferences, Excel Options and change the maximum rows allowed. However, I've done this and am still having problems. My spreadsheet has 2100 rows and i've set the maximum at 5000 (I've tried several numbers) and I still get the error message "your range has been reduced to the maximum allowed rows". In preview I don't get any data at all.
I can't find any thing in the forums about this. Thanks

Hi,
Hopefully you will figure out which component/cells in the spreadsheet are referencing more than the max rows...
You might want to read [best practices|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/a084a11c-6564-2b10-79ac-cc1eb3f017ac;jsessionid=(J2EE3417500)ID1872008150DB01381451962267013005End] ans also one of our partners recommends in a webinar to use no more than 2000 for max rows.
You should only be pulling in enough data to fill your components in Xcelsius and remove any unnessary information from the spreadsheet because this will slow down generation time and SWF init time too as well as make the SWF file bigger.
Regards
Matt

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I have about 5000 records in my Xcelsius. Once I preview it, system show "Your range has been reduced to the maximum rows allowed". Should I reduce records only less than 512 records?

Dreshof,
You need to increase the No. of rows in the settings...
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It is possible to change the maxium number of rows in Xcelsius. If you are using Xcelsius 2008 go to:
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