PDF Button in Excel 2013

Hi Guys
I have followed a thread under the same subject matter and the outcome was that the PDF Maker button is not available in Excel 2013 unless you are using Acrobat X1 (11). I subscribe to Creative Cloud and have all the latest applications including Adobe Acrobat X1, but I cannot see a PDF button anywhere like it used to be on Office 2010.
Does anyone have more info on this please.
Thanks.

Acrobat form Creative Cloud, point product subscription, point product perpetual license is still Acrobat. The installed desktop application from any of these are the same. 
There is no single "button" associated with PDFMaker in Office 2013 applications.
There file menu ribbon simple has the word "Adobe".
When the "Adobe" tab is clicked the tabs for the various PDFMaker related activities are presented.
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Typically one installs the Office applications first. Then Acrobat is installed.
This sequence lets the Acrobat install locate the support Office applications and setup the PDFMaker add-on to the application.
Be well...

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