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I also suggest you refer to this KB article: Īny updates please let me know and I'm glad to help you. If you're using the correct version of Office in your environment, I suggest you try to repair Office application:

Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus available as part of the Office 365 Enterprise E3, Office 365 Enterprise E4, Office 365 Education E2, Office 365 Education E3, Office 365 Government E3, or Office 365 Government E4 offerings.

Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus available as a standalone subscription.

Office Professional Plus 2016 and Office Professional. I suggest you confirm if you're using the correct version of Office 2016, because not all versions of Office 2016 can use Power Pivot and Power View add-in. Power View is a hard build-in option in Excel 2016, you don't need to download it and install it. So long story short: am I out of luck with trying to find the download for Power View for 2016? which they can do via VPN into our network. The powers that be here do not want to invest in the whole hosted Power BI paradigm just yet, and we have a slew of people in the field who need to access our data and charts, etc.

I've got a bunch of Excel workbooks I created that have a good number of Power View sheets,Īnd I would like to be able to use Excel going forward for future development.Īnd if the com add-in is truly no longer available, then how does one incorporate a Power BI visualization into an Excel workbook? I know there's the approach that now the functionality of PV is rolled into Power BI Desktop, but we're not using Power BI, and any visualizations need to be in Excel.

I'm trying to find the download for Power View for Excel 2016 and I cannot find it anywhere! And I've literally searched the entire Internet! I just picked up a new development laptop and have run into something 'odd'.

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