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No. For something that large you should be using a database. Either that or you should consider whether the data even need to be in an Excel worksheet.
For example, back in the days of Excel 2003 I processed a data set with about 12,000,000 records spanning 150 files in Excel (i.e. ~ 80,000 records/file), with none of the data ever touching a worksheet. The only thing to appear in Excel was the results of the data analysis.
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09-15-2014, 06:07 AM
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Depending on what you need you could also use PowerPivot form MS, but I'm afraid it's nit free for 2013 as it is for 2010
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