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Decision Analysis Add-Ins for Macintosh Excel
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Macintosh Excel 2011 and Decision Analysis
Add-ins
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Current versions of TreePlan 1.79, SensIt 1.45, and RiskSim
2.42 are compatible with Mac Excel 2011, update 14.1.2 (110505).
To purchase TreePlan, SensIt, RiskSim, or discounted bundles,
click Buy Now.
There is a minor cosmetic bug in Mac Excel 2011 that affects
the appearance of XY (Scatter) charts, including the cumulative
chart created by RiskSim and the spider chart created by SensIt.
An easy workaround for the chart bug is described on web page
Mac Excel 2011 Chart
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Macintosh Excel 2008 and Decision
Analysis Add-ins
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There are no versions of TreePlan, SensIt, and RiskSim
that work with Macintosh
Excel 2008, because Mac Excel 2008 does not support VBA (Visual Basic for
Applications) add-ins. Macintosh Excel 2008 Workarounds
To use TreePlan, SensIt, or RiskSim on a
modern Mac, here are two methods:
(a) Install Mac Excel 2004 or Mac Excel 2011.
(b) Install Fusion, Parallels, or Boot Camp;
then install Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP; then install Windows Excel
2003, Windows Excel 2007, or Windows Excel 2010.
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Macintosh Excel 2004 and Decision Analysis
Add-ins
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TreePlan 1.73 and current versions of SensIt and RiskSim work correctly with
Macintosh Excel 2004. The download file is a compressed ZIP file. Double-click the ZIP file to extract the XLA add-in(s).
When you launch Excel and load one of our single-file add-ins, the add-in
code detects whether it is running on a Windows or Macintosh, and the add-in
then displays dialog boxes that are appropriately sized.
Current versions of SensIt and RiskSim are
compatible with Mac Excel 2004.
Version 1.73 of TreePlan is compatible with Mac
Excel 2004; current versions of TreePlan are not.
If you purchase TreePlan or TreePlan ToolKit via reseller SWReg, send e-mail to
Mike Middleton,
and I will send you TreePlan 1.73 that is appropriate for Mac Excel
2004.
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about TreePlan, SensIt, and RiskSim,
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Mike Middleton. |
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