Power Query is included with Excel 2016 (Office 365). The bit version (32-bit or 64-bit) will be listed in the first row of the pop-up window.

The Excel version will be listed under the Subscription Product section.

Click the Account option on the left side menu.

Here's how to determine your version and 32 or 64 bit in Excel 2013: If your Excel looks like the screenshot above, then you are in luck! 🙂 Again, you will need the Professional Plus version of Excel 2010.

The bit version (32-bit or 64-bit) will be listed under the About Microsoft Excel section.

The Excel version will be listed under the Product Activated section.

Click the Help option on the left side menu.

Here's how to determine your version and 32 or 64 bit in Excel 2010: How Do I Check My Version of Excel? Excel 2010 To me, Power Query is worth the upgrade to Office 365 alone, and there are a lot of other cool new features too. Unfortunately, if you don't have these versions you will need to upgrade to use Power Query. Power Query is not compatible with any Mac versions of Excel yet.

Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus with Software Assuranceīoth 32-bit and 64-bit are supported.

The following Office versions for Windows are supported:

The download page for Power Query lists which version of Excel are compatible with Power Query. This page will help you determine if you have the right version of Excel, and provide installation instructions.

Power Query is not yet available for the Mac versions of Excel.

Built-in feature for Excel 2016 for Windows (Office 365 Subscription).

“Free” add-in for Excel 20 for Windows.

Here is a quick list of compatible versions: Checkout my overview of Power Query to learn more about it.

Power Query is an amazing data tool for Excel! It is built by Microsoft to help you import, transform, and automate your data processes.

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