Whether or not you will be able to use Power View, quite a useful feature to display interactive reports, depends on the Excel architecture.
Excel comes in the most popular and most common x32 bit version. Many add-ins are compatible with this version. At least that is the reason Microsoft offers for not installing x64 bit version of MS Excel. Also, both versions cannot co-exist, it is one or the other. 64bit Office can work on only x64 computers but this is not really serious we will be seeing fewer and fewer x32 bit computer. The way out is for Microsoft to take a bold step to bring these differences to a close.
People who have more complex worksheets require 64-Bit office 2013.
Power Views are only supported on these versions and SKUs:
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Excel comes in the most popular and most common x32 bit version. Many add-ins are compatible with this version. At least that is the reason Microsoft offers for not installing x64 bit version of MS Excel. Also, both versions cannot co-exist, it is one or the other. 64bit Office can work on only x64 computers but this is not really serious we will be seeing fewer and fewer x32 bit computer. The way out is for Microsoft to take a bold step to bring these differences to a close.
People who have more complex worksheets require 64-Bit office 2013.
Power Views are only supported on these versions and SKUs:
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