You can also run Excel 365 for Windows on Mac hardware but to do this you would have to purchase and load Windows 10 onto your Mac using the Boot Camp utility. If you wish need to learn Excel on Mac hardware and OS the only Excel version that will perfectly match any tutorial resource will be Excel 2019 and not Excel 365. If you want to learn all of Excel’s features (including the OLAP capability that Microsoft often describe as “modern data analysis”) you will have to learn using the Windows version of Excel 365. This is because the OLAP features used by Excel leverage upon Microsoft’s server products that are incapable of running on the Mac OS. For this reason users of the Excel 365 home versions will always be slightly ahead of the current semi-annual version used by business users. Excel 365 versions targeted at home users are updated more frequently (usually once every month). For example none of the new OLAP features (Power Pivot etc) are present on the Mac version. Excel 365 versions targeted at business users are updated twice a year with a new semi-annual version. This means that it is impossible to produce a useful Excel 365 for Mac book (indeed different groups of users around the world may be using different versions at any one time).Įxcel 365 for Mac still remains very limited when compared to the Windows version. While Microsoft produce a scheduled update or Excel 365 for Windows they do not do this for the Mac version that is updated on a non-scheduled basis. We also produce a new book every six months to match each new version. In the case of Excel 365 for Windows, Microsoft produce a new semi-annual version every six months. You can see some of the differences in the Excel 2019 Windows vs the Mac version here: For this reason we produce separate Excel books for the Mac versions: Excel 2016 for Mac Excel 2019 for Mac.
There are huge differences between the Mac and Windows versions of Excel 365.
0 kommentar(er)
