10/12/2020 Excel Powerview For Mac
In Excel 2013, the PowerPivot add-in, introduced in Excel 2010, that enables you to efficiently work with and analyze large datasets (such as those with hundreds of thousands or even millions of records) has been made a much more integral part the program.
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As a regular user of Power BI on Apple device, I chosed to configure a Windows VM with parallels desktop on my machine to get the best of the two worlds: Power BI Online on Mac for reading, editing and sharing dashboard, and Power BI Desktop on my VM for advanced editing and ETL stuffs.
In fact, the PowerPivot technology that makes it possible for Excel to easily manage massive amounts of data from many related data tables is now part and parcel of Excel 2013 in the form of its Data Model feature.
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This means that you don’t even have to trot out and use the PowerPivot add-in in order to be able to create Excel pivot tables that utilize tons of data records stored in multiple, related data tables.
If you do decide that you want to use PowerPivot in managing large datasets and doing advanced data modeling in your Excel pivot tables, instead of having to download the add-in from the Microsoft Office website, you can start using PowerPivot simply by activating the add-in as follows:
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Keep in mind that the Excel PowerPivot add-in is available in Office 2013 Professional Plus edition as well as all editions of Office 365, except for Small Business. However, PowerPivot is not supported in Excel 2013 running on the RT version of the Microsoft Surface tablet. Sorry, but you have to have the Microsoft Surface tablet with Windows 8 Pro in order to install and use the PowerPivot add-in.
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