List of Add-ins for 64 bit Excel 2010

KevinL_NH

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Can someone provide a list or link of what Add-ins currently WILL and WILL NOT work with Excel 64bit Excel 2010. I have both Office 2010 & Office 2013 installed --- I was planning to update my Office 2010 to 64 Bit , and keep Office 2013 as 32 bit because of issues with add-ins and its what I primarily use. I really only need 64 Bit to work with potentially large Excel files and to work with PowerPivot / DAX. Someone has told me its possible to run 32 bit office and 64 bit office if versions are different (ie. 14 & 15 / 2010 & 2013). Based on my scenario - it seems the best option is to update my office 2010 to 64 bit because I plan to only use for Excel and possibly Access --- any thoughts / comments or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks
 

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Most of my add-ins work in both 32 and 64 bit (though admittedly I have not tested all of them yet)
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Wouldn't know of others, but if you know they use external ActiveX controls such as the treeview or listview, they won't work.
 
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Jan - thanks for the response -- always hear about issues with ADD-ins (with 64 Bit ver) -- but it is unclear what ADD-ins are affected for 32/64bit versions. I would say I use mostly standard/common ADD-ins such as Fred, Analysis Tool Pack, XML, PowerPivot as well as an Adobe PDF. So those are what I would be primarily concerned about.
 
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Dunno about Fred and Adobe, but the ones delivered with Excel such as Powerpivot, ATP are OK.
 
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