XL-Reporter und Excel 2010

Hallo zusammen!
Ich habe bei einer kurzen Suche nichts Definitives finden können.
Kann mir jemand sagen, in wie weit SBO 2005 und der XL-Reporter (Ver. 6.80.388) kompatibel mit Excel bzw. Office 2010 sind?
Viele Grüße,
Jens

Moin Jens,
schnelle Antwort - diese Kombination ist gar nicht kompatibel.
Wie Du unschwer der Kompatibilitätsliste https://websmp203.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700001241092005/ entnehmen kannst, ist eine Freigabe für MS-Office 2010 für SBO 2007 und SBO 8.8 in Planung; eine Freigabe für MS-Office 2010 in Verbindung mit SBO 2005 wird es hingegen gar nicht geben. SBO 2005 ist ja auch bereits eine Weile "Out Of Support".
Schon erstaunlich (nein, eigentlich sogar schon eher typisch), dass jemand die Mühe und das Geld in die Aktualisierung seiner Office-Anwendung investiert, seine betriebswirtschaftliche Software aber auf dem Stand von vor 2-3 Jahren zu verharren scheint.
Viele Grüße aus dem hohen Norden
Heiko

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