However, the installation process is done via streaming which is broken up into small chunks to take it easy on bandwidth. Like a traditional software installation, Click-to-Run still installs the Office programs on your local machine and uses local machine resources.
It has been around a very long time, but has evolved to be much more sophisticated these days. What is Click-To-Run?Ĭlick-to-Run is a mechanism to install and update Office 2013 software products. The MSI download media is typically only available to Microsoft customers who have a volume license agreement for Office 2013 or MSDN subscribers. Most installations these days are Click-to-Run by default. This is because I currently have an MSI-based installation rather than Click-to-Run. I was inspired to investigate further because, when I checked for the new Synonyms feature in my version of Power Pivot, I didn’t have it yet.
Just how do you get Office 2013 updates anyway?
That makes Power Pivot currently dissimilar to Power Query which requires updates to be downloaded and installed. Starting with Excel 2013, Power Pivot is integrated into Excel’s data model. Metadata like this will continue to to be more and more important in terms of making the user experience better, but metadata actually isn't what I want to write about today…today I want to focus on how to get new features like the Synonyms in Power Pivot as quickly as possible. Have you heard that Power Pivot just got a new Synonyms feature? Synonyms associate column (attribute) names in a data model with alternate terms so that the Q&A Natural Language Query functionality in Power BI will be able to return results when users search for data using various terminology.
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