- NOTE: To fully interact with these samples, you must have Excel 2010 and the PowerPivot for Excel 2010 add-in installed and enabled, or Excel 2013 and the PowerPivot in Excel 2013 add-in enabled. System Requirements.
- Jun 06, 2017 I cannot find the specific download. The closest I found was a powerpivot download for Excel 2010, tried to install it but complains that I do not have excel 2010. Of course, I have excel 2013, but cannot find the specific download.
If you are using PowerPivot for Excel 2010, then click here.
For Excel 2010 and 2013 you will need to download the Power Query add-in and install it. I wanted to know about power pivot, power query and power view.
The following collections of links and resources will help you go from short video overviews of PowerPivot and Power View capability to being fairly proficient.
Video Overview of Excel 2013 PowerPivot and Power View
Here’s a collection of short videos from Microsoft on Excel 2013 PowerPivot and Power View.
Microsoft has a collection of short videos that give a good overview of PowerPivot and Power View.
There are more links to videos later in the blog.
Starting the Add-in for PowerPivot in Microsoft Excel 2013
PowerPivot in Microsoft Excel 2013 does not have to be downloaded. It is already installed, you just have to enable it. While you are enabling PowerPivot you should enable Power View at the same time.
PowerPivot and Power View for Excel 2013 Tutorial
The PowerPivot for Excel 2013 tutorial is a sequence that begins by importing data and teaching you about the data model behind the PowerPivot. It goes all the way through to creating some amazing charts in Power View.
It’s easy on Microsoft’s website to start a tutorial for the wrong version of Excel. Be careful. This series of tutorials takes you from creating a data model and importing data, to joining data, adding calculated fields, using a Pivot Table, and finally building awesome dashboards using Power View. Grab a snack, warm up the cup, and set your Microsoft Skype to “Do Not Interrupt” and learn some cool stuff.
1. Import Data into Excel 2013, and Create a Data Model
2. Extend Data Model relationships using Excel 2013, PowerPivot, and DAX
PowerPivot enables you to connect multiple large data files.
3. Create Map-based Power View Reports
PowerView makes it easy to create interactive maps that acts as filters.
4. Incorporate Internet Data, and Set Power View Report Defaults
5. Create Amazing Power View Reports – Part 1
6. Create Amazing Power View Reports – Part 2
You can even create bubble charts that animate over time.
Power View for Excel 2013
You’ve already seen earlier information about Power View for Excel 2013. The previous tutorial for PowerPivot also included multiple tutorials on how to create Power View dashboards. The following tutorial is devoted exclusively to Power View.
For a longer video that shows a number of tips and tricks, checkout this presentation made at the Microsoft TechEd 2014 conference. It’s about an hour in length, but has some great stuff.
Powerpivot Add In For Excel 2013 Download Pdf
Interactive Data Visualization with Power View from Microsoft TechEd 2014
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) in PowerPivot
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) are the new database functions built into both versions of PowerPivot. PowerPivot for Excel 2013 has additional functions to those in Excel 2010. Adding calculated columns to the data model and using many of the DAX functions will be straightforward to any intermediate Excel users. However, some of these DAX functions are very powerful, but are real brain twisters.
Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) in PowerPivot
I highly recommend getting a copy of Rob Collie’s book. Rob was an insider in the development of the Power tools. A number of his tips and tricks saved me frustration and time.
Microsoft Excel 2010 Powerpivot Add In
DAX Formulas for PowerPivot by Rob Collie
Rob has a website with PowerPivot blog and classes at
Recommended Excel Power Pivot 2013 Videos and Books
As an introduction to PowerPivot for either Excel 2010 or Excel 2013 version take a look at
PowerPivot for the Data Analyst: Microsoft Excel 2010 by Bill Jelen
Bill’s book is published by Que, my old publisher.
Bill also has a series on playlist of 23 videos on Excel 2013’s PowerPivot, Power View, and Power Query (we didn’t talk about Power Query.)
To get the data files for all of the 2013 videos, download this file and scroll down to the PowerPivot for Excel 2013 section.
The “Everything” Help Page for PowerPivot in Microsoft Excel 2013
This Microsoft page has a lot of resources and tutorials. If you can’t figure out how to do something, come here.
Wenn Sie täglich mit großen Datenmengen jonglieren müssen,…dann werden Sie vom Excel 2013 Add-In Power Pivot schnell begeistert sein.…Lernen Sie in diesem Video,…wie die Voraussetzungen für das Power Pivot Add-In sind,…und wie Sie dieses aktivieren können.…In 2013 wird Power Pivot bereits mitgeliefert,…wenn Sie folgende Version haben:…entweder Office Professional Plus 2013,…oder Office 365 ProPlus,…oder dann die Version Office 365 Enterprise.…
Dann ist Power Pivot bereits auf Ihrer Festplatte vorinstalliert.…Haben Sie Excel 2010,…dann können Sie das Add-In im Download Center…von Microsoft kostenlos herunterladen.…Um das Power Pivot Add-In zu nutzen,…müssen Sie es zuerst aktivieren.…Schauen wir uns das doch gleich mal live an.…Sie sehen, im Moment ist noch kein Power Pivot geladen.…Das würde ich erkennen,…wenn hier eine Registerkarte ganz oben rechts…erscheinen würde, mit dem Namen Power Pivot.…
Ich wechsle also über Datei in die Optionen,…und dann auf die Kategorie Add-Ins.…Wechsle dann hier unten bei Verwalten auf COM-Add-Ins,…