Hi.
Why do you need 600K rows?
Are you sure you need to do this with a spreadsheet, and not with a
database or text processing files (like perl/gawk/grep...)?

Yours,
Uri David

On 10/25/07, Wang, Jian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Dear Gnumeric subscribers,
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> I'd like to ask for your help to get a compiled version of Gnumeric that can
> handle up to 600,000 rows. The FAQ section on the Gnumeric website mentions
> that a compiled Gnumeric with edited SHEET_MAX_ROWS will get the job done.
> However, I can not find the source programs of Gnumeric for Windows. Neither
> do I know how to compile such a program on Windows. I also tried to compile
> the Gnumeic on a Linux box but did not succeed, because I could not
> successfully install all of the dependencies.
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> I will highly appreciate it if anyone can provide a compiled version of
> Gnumeric that can work with 600,000 rows on Windows.
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> Jian Wang
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