Which two methods can you use to achieve this goal?

You are the Office 365 administrator for your company. The company environment includes Office 2007, Office
2010, Office 2013, Windows 7, and Windows 8. Office Telemetry logging has been enabled in the environment.
The company plans to use coauthoring.
You need to gather information about Microsoft Excel XLS real-time data (RTD) add-ins.
Which two methods can you use to achieve this goal? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

A.
Open workbooks by using Excel 2013 on client computers that run Windows 7.

B.
Open workbooks by using Excel 2013 on client computers that run Windows 8.

C.
Open workbooks by using Excel 2007 or Excel 2010 on client computers that run Windows 7.

D.
Open workbooks by using Excel 2007 or Excel 2010 on client computers that run Windows 8.

Explanation:
Office Telemetry logging in Office 2013 works as follows: When an Office document or solution is loaded, used,
closed, or raises an error in certain Office 2013 applications, the application adds a record about the event to a
local data store. Each record includes a description of the problem and a link to more information. Inventory
and usage data is also tracked.
Office Telemetry is new for Office 2013, so it’s not built into Office 2003, Office 2007, and Office 2010. For
those clients, you deploy an agent that collects information about the installed add-ins and the most recently
used documents. You won’t get application event data for these clients like you do with Office 2013 clients, but
you’ll get inventory and usage data that helps you discover what is being used and likely important to your
business.
Microsoft Excel XLS real-time data (RTD) add-ins are Excel worksheets that use the RealTimeData worksheet
function to call an Automation server to retrieve data in real-time. This add-in only works with Excel 2013.
Therefore, the answer to this question is to open Excel 2013 either on a client running Windows 7 or on a client
running Windows 8.