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I have been running a mammoth SQL query that is as so:
select SessionID, PID, RespondentID
from BIG_Sessions (nolock)
where RespondentID in (
'1407718',
'1498288',
/* ETC ETC */
)
I heard that Excel has a maximum of 1 million rows. Not sure how to approach this
Table BIG_Sessions is huge. It is pulling multiple SessionID’s for a given RespondentID – but I only want one each.
I don’t know how to winnow this. Any tips appreciated.
It depends on what version of Excel you are using. 2010 apparently supports “over one million”. While 2003 only supports a little over 65,000.
Personally I would export it to a CSV file. Just right click on your result set and select “Save Results As…”. No limit there.