New sheet when rows above 65000

bhavesh78

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I am using a SQL to fill up an excel worksheet. If the number of lines retrieved is more than 65536 then the remaining lines get truncated. Is there a way to program it to create a new sheet after the end of sheet is reached and continue copying the result in new sheet and so on?

Thanks a lot.

-BS
 

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The above code works but the new problem I am facing now is- if the text file is CSV file it does not put the data in appropriate columns- instead everthing is copied into column A. Is there a way to modify the above code to incorporate this change.

Thanks all.
 
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