| So i requested a PowerPivot workbook from SharePoint, what happens? |
| Written by Kasper de Jonge |
| Sunday, 10 January 2010 19:01 |
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In my previous blog posts we made use of a published PowerPivot workbook to use a datasource. In this post we are going to discover what goes on under the hood when you call a PowerPivot workbook on a SharePoint 2010 server. Thanks to Denny Lee from the PowerPivotTwins for reviewing this post, clearing some things up and providing excellent information. When I make a connection with the browser to the workbook of a published xlsx by clicking the PowerPivot gallery the following things happen:
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