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Are you an administrator? &nbsp;<br />
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Can you use Associations (instead of Default) to change the Association for XLS XLSX to Office 2010?
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Are you an administrator?  

Can you use Associations (instead of Default) to change the Association for XLS XLSX to Office 2010?

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I checked and i definitely am Administrator. &nbsp;I was able to get the file association to be 2010 by running repair from Programs.
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I checked and i definitely am Administrator.  I was able to get the file association to be 2010 by running repair from Programs.

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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28978292/How-to-have-Excel-2010-Excel-2016-both-installed-but-Excel-2010-as-default.html" rel="ugc">How to have Excel 2010 &amp;&nbsp;Excel 2016 both installed, but Excel 2010 as default?</a>.<br />
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I went to Default Programs, but it doesn't show Excel 2010 or allow me to change anything.<br />
I should have Administrator rights.
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I had this question after viewing How to have Excel 2010 & Excel 2016 both installed, but Excel 2010 as default? (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28978292/How-to-have-Excel-2010-Excel-2016-both-installed-but-Excel-2010-as-default.html).

I went to Default Programs, but it doesn't show Excel 2010 or allow me to change anything.
I should have Administrator rights.

Default Programs Does Not Show Excel 2010 Only Excel 2016 Even Though Both Installed

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