In technical communities, "thethingy" is a moniker often associated with a specific, well-known unofficial release or repackage of Microsoft Office 2010 found on various distribution sites.
Microsoft Excel 2010 x64 bridged the gap between simple office bookkeeping and heavy-duty data analysis. It proved that spreadsheets could handle "Big Data" before that term became a common buzzword. While the software reached its End of Life MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010 EXCEL X64 -thethingy-
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Many third-party ActiveX controls (buttons, calendars, tree views) were compiled as 32-bit only. In 64-bit Excel, they simply failed to load or crashed the ribbon. While the software reached its End of Life
The 64-bit version was designed primarily for Power Users who need to manage massive data sets that exceed the 2GB memory limit of the 32-bit version. Capabilities : Supports up to 1,048,576 rows 16,384 columns (A to XFD). Key Advantage