![]() ![]() Unlike 2013, which offered us little noticeable benefit over 2010 Power Pivot, I can’t wait for 2016 to become mainstream. The next release of Excel (2016) brings MAJOR improvements to our world. ***UPDATE Oct 2015: The preview period is now closed, but this post will help you find a version of Office 2016 that includes Power Pivot. Just go grab the preview and slap it on a “spare” computer. Everything listed below is now also available to you to look at as well. ![]() ![]() I’m traditionally very slow to look at interim releases of software, but the Office 2016 public preview is out. Seriously, I Want to Hug the Computer and Every Software Engineer in Redmond Tales from the Preview ![]()
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