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Why would you want to downgrade?
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Hi Sekar, thanks for the help! So uninstall, remove whatever is leftover in Program Files, and that should be all the cleaning I need to do before installing 2010?
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A user wants to, so I am going to let them rather than deal with their complaining
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Maybe they use PivotTables or PivotCharts, which were dropped in 2013.
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*shrugs* I will upgrade them to whatever is current when support ends for 2010 so I can truthfully tell them it is not possible to continue
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Also dropped in 2013 (and 2016/365) was Picture Manager, although the 2010 version of it can be installed (free!) in 2013 and 2016/365:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/12697" rel="ugc">How to Install Microsoft Office Picture Manager in Office 2013</a><br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/23999" rel="ugc">How to Install Microsoft Office Picture Manager in Office 2016/Office 365</a><br />
Regards, Joe
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I'm using Office 2016 and Excel certainly has PivotTables and PivotCharts
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Hello! I have a laptop Win7Pro 64bit with Office 2013 on it all updates applied. I want to uninstall 2013 and install 2010. Since it is a downgrade, do I need to do any specific things like delete any directories manually after uninstalling 2013 to prevent any problems with a 2010 install after? Thanks!
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Hello! I have a laptop Win7Pro 64bit with Office 2013 on it all updates applied. I want to uninstall 2013 and install 2010. Since it is a downgrade, do I need to do any specific things like delete any directories manually after uninstalling 2013 to prevent any problems with a 2010 install after? Thanks!

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