![]() To do that, you need to customize the ribbon. But you can still enable Power View in Excel 2016. Power BI Desktop uses HTML5 for it’s visualizations, while Power View used Silverlight. The reason is that you can use the, free, Power BI Desktop Designer. ![]() It’s no longer available in the Excel ribbon. If using Excel 2013 edition, click on Power Query on the Ribbon and then select Get External Data to choose data for import. You will find several ways to import data from external or internal sources. Power Map is available in the Insert tab, under Tours: In Excel 2016 and later editions, click on the Data tab and select New Query. ![]() Power Pivot is available in the Data tab, under Data Tools:Īnd it’s also available in the Power Pivot tab: Power Query is available in the Data tab, under Get & Transform. Once you have enabled the plug-ins ad shown here above then look here: You can do this in two ways.Įither you go in Excel Options, Advanced: So where did they go and how can I get them back? Actually, they’re not gone, let’s have a closer look.įirst you need to verify if the add-inns are still enabled, in the Excel options. With Power I mean, Power Pivot, Power View, Power Query and Power Map. If you have Excel 2016, then you don’t need to do anything to use it. If you upgrade to Microsoft Office 2016, which I highly recommend, you will notice that ‘the Power’ has disappeared. Power query comes pre-installed in Excel 2016 but has been renamed to Get & Transform and is under the Data tab in the ribbon.
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