Power Pivot in Excel 2016

[Poperick]

Hi,

I have Office 365 home edition. I can't find Power Pivot in it. It's not among my add-ins either. I have tried to download it but it does still not appears among my add-ins. However, it appears in my version of Excel 2010. How do I get in in Excel 2016?

Many thanks in advance.

/Poperick

 

[RoryA]

It's not available to Home edition I'm afraid. Only to 365 subscriptions that give you the ProPlus edition of Office, or if you buy standalone retail Excel, or a retail Professional version of Office.

 

[dwesson]

It's not available to Home edition I'm afraid. Only to 365 subscriptions that give you the ProPlus edition of Office, or if you buy standalone retail Excel, or a retail Professional version of Office.

Please can you tell me if the Excel 2016 stand alone non-commercial version contains the power pivot features. It was for the 2013 non-commercial stand alone and it is half the price and suitable for learning.

 

[RoryA]

Standalone Excel, as far as I know, only comes in one version and that includes Power Pivot.

 

[scottsen]

Stand Alone still includes Power Pivot in 2016. The main change there is that Office Pro also includes it... so, that is "better".

 

[QB]

Hi

There seems to be two standalone versions of Excel 2016 - a Full and a Non-Commercial version. Microsoft tell me that the non-commercial version excludes PowerPivot. I have an Office 365 Home subscription but want to use PowerPivot so I want to exclude Excel from my Office 365 installation and install standalone Excel 2016. Is this possible and, if it is, which order should I install them? In addition, is a trial version of Excel 2016 available to test this all out? I don't want to buy standalone Excel only to find that it cannot coexist with Office 365.

Thanks for any help.

Regards

QB