As promised, here is the workbook that contains everything I have demonstrated so far in the Temperature Mashup example.
Click here to download workbook
(NOTE: I discovered a bug in the original file – the Qty per Day measure was returning incorrect results. The version above is now is fixed. Also no longer needs to be renamed from .DOCX).
And the updated demo walkthrus for this workbook are here:
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OK folks, everything is available as of today! Here is a collection of the links you will need to grab PowerPivot and try it out:)
You must have the most recent Beta of Excel 2010 installed prior to installing the PowerPivot addin.
Note: Install 64-bit if you intend to use large data volumes.
This is the addin required to design PowerPivot models and reports in Excel 2010.
Note: the addin must match the architecture of the Office build installed – 32- or 64-bit
(Once you have Excel 2010 and the addin installed, you are good to go. You don’t need to install SharePoint or the SharePoint addin below until you are ready to try out the server story.)
MSDN Subscribers Download Here
This is the SharePoint addin that allows you to publish, share, and manage PowerPivot reports. Requires SharePoint 2010 Beta 2, above.
On both sites, expand Servers, then look for SQL Server 2008 R2 – that contains the PowerPivot SharePoint addin.
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