Power Query 2010 missing "load to data model"

A forum user here raised this issue.  http://powerpivotforum.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=101&p=439#p439
the current build of Power Query for 2010 PowerQuery_2.18.3874.242 (64-bit) [en-us].msi
seems to be missing the "load to data model" option.  I assume this is deliberate - can't imagine it was a mistake.  Why has this happened?  When will it be back?
Matt

Hi Matt,
In Excel 2010 you cannot load directly to the Data Model using Power Query Add-in. You can load the data to worksheet or connection only, and then use Power Pivot to load it to the Data Model. This is why you don't see the Load to Data Model option.
See also this
post.

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