Power pivot for Excel for Mac 2011

StephenV

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Hi

I would like to use Powerpivot add-in on Excel of Mac 2011, is this possible?:confused:

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Steve
 

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No, I'm afraid not. It only works in XL2010.
 
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They did - 2011 is WAY better than 2008!
 
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Rory, you are absolutely right and I agree fully. My feelings are they seem to have gone 80% of the way and just not got to the same level as MS Office for windows. That is a pity!
 
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