Regular Report Not Returning All Rows

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On APEX version 4.1.1.00.23 Using latest versions of Chrome and IE. I found some threads that discussed this aspect some, but not to the extent that is helpful to my situation.
I know it is crazy to have APEX return 40K+ rows on a report, but I have a need to do so. I need to return that many rows from a table so that an APEX page can be opened via Excel and then have an Excel macro run over the report results and import all 40K+ rows into a worksheet. As I said, that's crazy, but the decision isn't mine. :-) We have the macro working and it passes parameters to the APEX page and imports data from the APEX page.
Also, the report has 14 columns on it, not that many.
Given the requirement above I have a regular report page that only has the report and 2 page items on it. The page items contain values that are passed via Excel and are then used in the WHERE condition of the report. Using the same WHERE condition, when I run the SQL for the report outside of APEX it returns 46,840 rows. I have the both the Number of Rows and Maximum Row Count settings set to 50000. And, I have the Pagination Scheme set to Row Ranges X to Y of Z (with pagination).
When I run the page and enter the selection criteria the report only returns 15,500 rows. Yes, that's a lot rows. And, it takes about 5 minutes to populate. But, it doesn't return ALL of the rows. Also, the pagination suggests that all rows were returned because it reads - row(s) 1 to 15500 of 15500. I have changed the pagination and max rows settings a lot to see of it's just a matter of having the correct report setting. I've yet to find a setting that will cause the whole 46840 result set to be returned.
It may end up that the report selection needs to change in order to return fewer rows. But, regardless of that why isn't APEX returning the complete result set now? And, is there a way to force it to return the complete result set regardless of the size?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks, Tony

cloaked wrote:
Thanks for the response. Yup, you're correct. Downloading to a CSV might be better. I've set reports up that way many, many times. I have even developed pages that import from a CSV into APEX using PL/SQL, years before it was an APEX feature. I initially set the report up to allow it to be downloaded, but the user doesn't want it to work that way.
The worksheet will be used by a lot of people in our accounting department and they want the process to be as simple as possible. Right now Excel opens up the APEX page, logs into the application, passes parameters to it for the month and company, hits the Select button, waits on the report to build, then automatically imports it, and finally closes the page. It is quite slick. Yes, it takes 5 minutes to run, but the user is OK with that given what the automation provides.
So, in order for the automated import to work properly all 45K rows need to display on one page, without pagination. I currently have pagination on the page simply to determine if APEX is returning all of the rows.A process of this nature might work better using an export: XML or export: CSV report template, which won't go anywhere near pagination. When a page containing a report using these templates is requested APEX sends the report results in XML or CSV format rather than rendering the page. This should be faster, avoid complications with pagination, and be easier to parse in Excel.
Previous thread along similar lines: +{thread:id=2285213}+

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