Option Save As - SharePoint missing in Office 2013

Hi!
I have installed Office 2013 Professional plus on a Virtual machine. For some strange reason the option Save As - SharePoint does not exist. Only Skydrive Other web locations and Computer are visible. But on another VM also the option Sharepoint is visible.
Excel version 15.0.4535.1507
Sharepoint 2013 Enterprise Edition is installed on the same server
So far no rescue on google.
Has anyone seen this problem and knows how to deal with it?
Thanks in advance

Hi,
The option Save As - SharePoint would not exist when Office 2013 initial installed. After you save a file to a SharePoint library for the first time, you can click
Save as you do for any file. This is by design.
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