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I have recently been talking to some customers (both at a conference and on a series of visits last week),Office 2007 Activation Key, and a number of them asked about Excel 2007 and Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services – specifically, what changes in Excel when Services 2005 Service Pack 2 (or newer) is installed on the server. There are a number of differences manifested in Excel 2007,Windows 7 Activation, so I thought I would list them here for folks.First,Office Pro 2010 Key, some additional functionality is enabled in Excel. Specifically, the following filter types are enabled in PivotTables connected to Analysis Services: Label Filters, including the ability to filter based on member propertiesDate FiltersValue Filters, including enhanced Top 10 Filters,Office 2007 Ultimate Key, evaluated in the context of the PivotTable (ex.: Top 5 customer list per year)Expanding/collapsing items of attribute hierarchies placed next to each other on rows or columnsYou might also notice that a couple of options are no longer available with Analysis Services 2005 Service Pack 2: Ability to show/hide calculated members using the checkboxes in the filter drop down menusAbility to turn off visual totals (Include hidden items in totals)The reason behind these two changes is the way that Excel creates queries when Analysis Services has Service Pack 2 installed – Excel generates slightly different queries for the new filtering features,Office 2010 License, and these two features are not available with the query constructs Excel uses. <div