Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

Likely the trial you use has the same limitation: not a Office Professional
Plus.

Mark

"bobostra" wrote:

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

Fixed, whoo hoo!

Office Enterprise is available on
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"bobostra" wrote:

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

I'm just a little fuzzy on something here, can't seem to find a simple
answer. I have Office 2007, the real thing, not the trial version. But I do
NOT have the 'Publish to Excel Service' option available to me, even though I
have installed MOSS 2007 to a server and connected to it via ODC. SHOULD my
Excel 2007 have Excel Services, and what do I have to do to get it? Is there
an update/upgrade? I don't need a trial version of anything, I've got the
full app.

Any help/guidance would be most appreciated.

Thanks!

"bobostra" wrote:

Fixed, whoo hoo!

Office Enterprise is available on
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"bobostra" wrote:

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

It also depends on what version of MOSS 2007 you installed. The Excel
Services, like the Forms Services are only available under Enterprise License.

Mark

"KVollero" wrote:

I'm just a little fuzzy on something here, can't seem to find a simple
answer. I have Office 2007, the real thing, not the trial version. But I do
NOT have the 'Publish to Excel Service' option available to me, even though I
have installed MOSS 2007 to a server and connected to it via ODC. SHOULD my
Excel 2007 have Excel Services, and what do I have to do to get it? Is there
an update/upgrade? I don't need a trial version of anything, I've got the
full app.

Any help/guidance would be most appreciated.

Thanks!

"bobostra" wrote:

Fixed, whoo hoo!

Office Enterprise is available on
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"bobostra" wrote:

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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Office 2007 trial to include Excel services
 

We have the Enterprise version of MOSS 2007. Excel Services is included, and
I have it up and running on the MOSS sites. I've used it to open up some Web
Access web parts, and link to spreadsheet files. They display, but do not
allow online modification as a thin client. This, I think, may be a function
of my Excel 2007 version, which doesn't allow publishing to Excel Services.
That's the best guess I've come up with, anyway.

Thanks for the quick response! Got any more info? We have MS Office
Professional 2007, what do I need to do to activate/acquire the Excel
Services feature for Excel?

Keith

"Guidance" wrote:

It also depends on what version of MOSS 2007 you installed. The Excel
Services, like the Forms Services are only available under Enterprise License.

Mark

"KVollero" wrote:

I'm just a little fuzzy on something here, can't seem to find a simple
answer. I have Office 2007, the real thing, not the trial version. But I do
NOT have the 'Publish to Excel Service' option available to me, even though I
have installed MOSS 2007 to a server and connected to it via ODC. SHOULD my
Excel 2007 have Excel Services, and what do I have to do to get it? Is there
an update/upgrade? I don't need a trial version of anything, I've got the
full app.

Any help/guidance would be most appreciated.

Thanks!

"bobostra" wrote:

Fixed, whoo hoo!

Office Enterprise is available on
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"bobostra" wrote:

It appears that Excel services has not been included in any of the Office
2007 trial downloads.

As Sharepoint integration is a key feature that I want to demonstrate to
users, is it possible to release a version that includes the facility to
Publish to Excel services?



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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

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