The phrase "a large spreadsheet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the size or extent of a spreadsheet, typically in a business or data analysis context.
Example: "I need to analyze a large spreadsheet containing sales data from the past year."
Alternatives: "a big spreadsheet" or "an extensive spreadsheet".
A large spreadsheet, for instance, is nearly incomprehensible on an iPhone.
Among the details was that the gunman, Adam Lanza, had compiled a large spreadsheet of mass murders and the weapons used in them.
Yet to anyone who has gone out for a cup of coffee while waiting for a large spreadsheet to be recalculated, such faster-than-a-speeding-bullet performance lacks verisimilitude.
Participants write the title of their topic on a sheet of paper with a bold marker, add their name, then describe the topic to the group and post it on a large "spreadsheet" of times and session locations, which will be posted on the side of the room.
For example, a workgroup may have a need solely to collaborate with small files (e.g., to share a large spreadsheet or documentation files).
8- do not focus on a large spreadsheet business plan, you are so sure it is not going to happen anyway 9- do not plan huge marketing, growing with your community loving the product is much more powerful 10- do not focus on getting rich or selling your company, focus on your users, money is a consequence of success, can't be a goal.
I'd like something that would allow the transmission of a reasonably large spreadsheet without being subject to the vagaries of satellites!
While BigQuery can get pricey once you start looking at very large databases, the first terabyte of data processes each month is free, so if you want to give it a try with a smaller dataset and have a few large spreadsheets in Google Drive, it's worth a try.
You can also use your laptop as a second screen: Your e-mail inbox could live on the laptop's smaller screen while, say, a large Excel spreadsheet is on your larger monitor.
The reporters had begun preliminary work on the Afghanistan field reports, using a large Excel spreadsheet to organize the material, then plugging in search terms and combing the documents for newsworthy content.
Nimbus Partner's Lucy Mills says before this it was all done through a large Excel spreadsheet.
