Limit Spreadsheet Log For Free

Google Spreadsheets are extremely powerful and convert very well from Excel, but they do have some limitations: Up to 10 million cells for spreadsheets that are created in or converted to Google Sheets. 40,000 new rows at a time. Maximum number of columns of 18,278 columns.

Based on the number of cells available in the sheet, you can add as many rows (at one time) as will not surpass 10,000,000 cells. So you can add 200,000 rows all at the same time if you have enough cells remaining in the file. For the columns, 18,278 is column ZZZ, and you can not add any more columns.

No Row Limit (but 5 million cells limit) You can see in the image below, I have 200001 rows already and I can still add more rows. But if I add rows that lead to exceeding the 5 million cell limit, Google Sheets will not allow me to add the rows.

Later in 2019, Google increased the limit to 5 million cells. But to support the increasing size of databases that users work with today, in March 2022, Google again increased the cells its spreadsheet can handle. At present, Google Sheets can process spreadsheets with 10 million cells.

Row limitation There is no set limit to the number of rows allowed in Google Sheets, but knowing the cell limitations, you can find ways to work around this. If you only have 1 tab containing 1 column, you could have 10,000,000 rows with one cell each.

How to Limit Number of Rows Click on the row number below the last row we want to make it visible to others and press Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow keys to select all the remaining rows of the worksheet. In the Cells group on Home tab, click on Format down arrow > From Hide $ Unhide section select the Hide Rows.

Protect a sheet or range Open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Click Data. Protect sheets and ranges. ... Click Add a sheet or range or click an existing protection to edit it. To protect a range, click Range. To protect a sheet, click Sheet. ... Click Set permissions or Change permissions. Choose how you want to limit editing: