Google 表格最大单元格限制和缓解措施

Question

I'd read online that Google sheets has a max cell limit of 5 million cells. A sheet that I'm currently working on has well and above passed that limit (including blank cells).

1. What is the new limit?
2. Also I'd manually checked how many cells I was using. Is there any function or script that I can use to keep a check?
3. The sheet I'm working on is going to only get bigger and it's already lagging heavily. I'd love some suggestions on which platform I could move to next to handle such big data. There are so many options, it's mindboggling. I use Google sheets mainly for it's ease in collaboration, presentability and ease of use. Any other tool with these traits but with an ability to handle bigger data?

Answer 1

in the early years, it was 5 million cells. last year this was upgraded to 10 million cells

you can follow updates at: https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/search/label/Google%20Sheets

Answer 2

The easiest way I found to check the cell limit was to try and add a huge amount of lines at the end of the document, which gave me this error message:

This reads: " An error has occurred: This action would increase the number of cells in the worksheet above the limit of 10000000 cells ".

However, when I used one more digit, I got a different message:

That one reads: " Oops, enter a number between 1 and 5000000 ", suggesting the maximum number of rows you can have is 5 million, while the max of cells can be up to 10 million. I'm not sure about the columns, but I'd say it is the as the row's limit.