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MS Office Forum / Excel / General Excel Questions / March 2008Not Enough Memory opening 2nd spreadsheet
I have 2 spreadsheets each of 24.5MB. If I have one open and try to open the other I get "Not Enough Memory". However my C: has 63.6 GB of avialable memory. Why is this happening and how can I overcome this. Using Office 2000 on Windows XP.  SignatureRegards Pete Check out this link... http://www.decisionmodels.com/memlimits.htm SignatureHTH... Jim Thomlinson > I have 2 spreadsheets each of 24.5MB. If I have one open and try to open the > other I get "Not Enough Memory". However my C: has 63.6 GB of avialable > memory. Why is this happening and how can I overcome this. Using Office 2000 > on Windows XP. No, your HARD DRIVE has 63.6 GB of available storage. That has nothing to do with your computers available memory. > I have 2 spreadsheets each of 24.5MB. If I have one open and try to open the > other I get "Not Enough Memory". However my C: has 63.6 GB of avialable > memory. Why is this happening and how can I overcome this. Using Office 2000 > on Windows XP. |
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