By Shane Cole
Tuesday, March 11, 2014, 10:50 am PT (01:50 pm ET)
- I am using Microsoft Office For Mac on my MacBook Pro (MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014). Primarly Excel and Word. I recently (maybe 8 - 12 weeks ago) updated my Operating System (OS) to macOS High Sierra 10.13.3. For a while now, maybe 2 weeks, I have been unable to retrieve my documents in these appications.
- Follow this roadmap of training and Help topics to learn how to use Microsoft Excel for Mac 2011 in a systematic, step-by-step approach. Save a file in Office for Mac. Use Excel for Mac 2011 to check out a SharePoint file so that only you can make changes. Keyboard shortcuts in Excel. See the full list of keyboard shortcuts.
- Office for Mac and Catalina. The latest or recent versions of Office for Mac are ready for Catalina (ie 64-bit): Office 365 for Mac (fully updated) Office 2019 for Mac; Office 2016 for Mac after v15.35 is also OK for Catalina. After v15.35, Office 2016 for Mac is 64-bit only. If you’ve been updating Mac.
- Mar 19, 2020 I have recently upgraded from Excel for Mac 2008 to 2011 version on a new laptop. I am noticing that when I enter data into cells the calculations are not working properly. However, when I do it on my old mac (with excel 2008) the calculations work well.
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Microsoft is reportedly preparing to ship a new version of its Office for Mac productivity suite later this year in what would be the first major update to the software in nearly four years.Thorsten Hübschen, the Microsoft executive who oversees Office in Germany, revealed the software giant's plans at this week's CeBIT computer industry show in Hanover. German trade publication Computerwochewas first with the news.
Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft disbanded its Mac business unit soon after the most recent version of the suite, Office:Mac 2011, hit shelves in 2010. Hübschen said that internal reorganization at Microsoft has resulted in a renewed push for cross-platform versions of Office, and that the company was already speaking to enterprise customers about the new Mac edition.
Office for Mac's relative lack of updates compared to its Windows counterpart has caused concern among business users in recent years. Apple has completely revamped its competing iWork suite in the interim in what some have pegged as an effort to reduce Office's role as a killer app for Macs in the workplace.
There was no word from Hübschen on Microsoft's plans for a version of Office tailored for Apple's iOS, where it remains conspicuously absent. Microsoft insider Mary Jo Foley reported last month that an iPad edition was on the way, but others have indicated that Microsoft scrapped the idea as part of a strategy designed to entice users toward tablets running Windows.