This post assumes that you have the
requirements and are ready to install PowerPivot
To
Install PowerPivot for Excel 2010
2.
Select download
3.
Select the download for your
current system
a.
X86 is for a 32 bit system
& x64 is for a 64 bit system
4.
Run the installer after the
download has completed
5.
Open Excel 2010
6.
Select File Tab
7.
Select Options
8.
Select Add-Ins
9.
Next to manage select COM
Add-ins from the combo box
10.
Select Go
11.
Check the box next to
PowerPivot for Excel and select OK
You should now have a tab on the ribbon for PowerPivot!
Enable
PowerPivot for Excel 2013
1.
Go to File →Options → Add-Ins.
2.
In the Manage box, click COM
Add-ins> Go.
3.
Check the Microsoft Office PowerPivot
for Excel 2013 box, and then click OK. If you have other versions of the
PowerPivot add-in installed, those versions are also listed in the COM Add-ins
list. Be sure to select the PowerPivot add-in for Excel 2013.
You should now have a tab on the ribbon for PowerPivot!
Connecting
To Your First SharePoint List
1.
Open Excel
2.
Select the PowerPivot Tab
3.
Click PowerPivot Window
4.
On the Home Tab
a.
Select From Data Feeds
5.
You will be prompted with the
Table Import Wizard
6.
Friendly Connection Name can be
anything your heart desires, it is just the display name of the connection
7.
Data Feed URL is what actually
enables you to connect to the list
a.
Input your site URL i.e http://domain/sitename
8.
At the end of your site URL you
will need to have:
9.
/_vti_bin/ListData.svc in order
to connect to the list
10.
The final URL should look like
this http://domain/sitename/_vti_bin/ListData.svc
11.
Select Next
a.
If the connection was successful,
you should see a list of your lists and libraries
12.
Check the box next to the lists
/ libraries you would like to create reports on and select Finish
From this step on you can create your
Metrics using Pivot Tables & Charts.
There are many great tutorials online regarding how to create the relationships
amongst lists & how to use PowerPivot effectively, but I may release an
article in the future.
Cheers!
Dan
Valuable information and excellent design you got here! I would like to thank you for sharing your thoughts and time into the stuff you post!!
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Thanks for the positive feedback and sorry for the late response. Work has been insane, hopefully getting a new article up soon!
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