Understanding the Structure and Limits of Microsoft Excel Workbook

This video tutorial covers the structure and various maximum limits of an Excel workbook. It explains the maximum number of worksheets, rows, and columns that can be used, as well as the limits on column width, row height, and characters in cells and headers/footers. Additionally, it discusses the zoom range, undo levels, file path character limits, and the number of users who can access a file simultaneously. The session aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Excel's structural limits.

What is the maximum number of worksheets you can open in an Excel file, assuming sufficient memory and resources?

• 1024

• 512

• 255

• 128

How many columns are available in a single Excel worksheet?

• 16,384

• 10,000

• 32,768

• 65,536

What is the maximum width a column can have in Excel?

• 255 characters

• 200 characters

• 100 characters

• 300 characters

What is the maximum number of characters that can be entered in a single Excel cell?

• 32,767

• 8,192

• 65,536

• 16,384

What is the maximum number of users that can open an Excel file at the same time?

• 1024

• 256

• 512

• 128