Can I convert a PowerPivot database to Excel

I used PowerPivot's import features to filter and reduce the number of fields in a very large database. The database is now small enough to use in Excel without the aid of PowerPivot (I feel more comfortable using Excel and can take advantage of Excel
features such as remove duplicates and vlookup). Is there any way that I can covert the PowerPivot data to a regular Excel file? For example save as Excel or export to text and then import to Excel?

Kerry,
My initial recommendation would be to try to use Powerpivot as particularly the two requirements can be realised quite well in there vlookup (relationships in PowerPivot and RELATED function) for duplicates use a distinct statement (DISTINCT
clause to SELECT in SQL statement:
SELECT DISTINCT
…FIELDS…
FROM
… etc.)
in the data source definition or this approach: http://www.powerpivotpro.com/2012/11/finding-duplicate-rows-in-powerpivotacross-tables-or-within-tables/
If you really don't want to use PP: select the respective table in the Powerpivot dialog and click on the content top right hand corner and copy and paste into the workbook.
Hope that helps!
Martin Kratky
www.managility.com.au

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