Microsoft has warned Mac subscribers of Office 365 that they must be running either macOS Sierra or macOS High Sierra next month when the company updates the productivity applications. 'As of the Office 365 for Mac September 2018 update, macOS 10.12 or later is required to update to the new version of the Office client apps for Mac and receive new feature updates,' Microsoft announced in a. Microsoft will probably deliver the Office 365 September update around September 11 or 12 if it sticks to the usual monthly refresh schedule. [ Related: ] At that time, the Office applications — Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint — will be updated from their current Office 2016 designations to the new Office 2019 labels, assuming that the suite is running on a Mac powered by macOS 10.12 (Sierra) or 10.13 (High Sierra). Microsoft visio for mac. Those that are not will continue to receive Office security updates but will no longer get new feature updates. The same caveat will apply if the user declines the September refresh to Office 2019: No new features will be offered the applications. Download silverlight for mac free.

Microsoft releases Office 2016 for Mac, but just for Office 365 A standalone version will be released in September, Microsoft said.

Previously, Microsoft said that Office 2019 for Mac — the 'perpetual' license version of the suite — would be supported on only the of macOS. Office 365 for Mac sports the same requirement. Once Apple releases macOS 10.14, a.k.a. 'Mojave,' this fall, Office 2019 and Office 365 must be running on systems powered by that edition, or its predecessor, High Sierra, to receive new feature updates. [ ] 'When a new version of macOS is released, Office 2019 for Mac's.

Requirement becomes the then-current two most recent versions at that time: the new version of macOS and the previous version,' a said. But because Apple's policy is to support the newest version of macOS and the two previous versions, there may be Macs that continue to receive operating system security updates but that will not be served by Microsoft with new Office features. According to analytics vendor Net Applications, last month macOS Sierra and High Sierra accounted for a combined 78% of all Mac user share.

This is the Office for Windows part of the forum. You should probably ask this question in the Mac forum: What version of Office 2016 are you running, the MAC specific one or the Windows one running inside of a virtual environment.

When Office 2013/365 for Windows was released, there was a lot of complaints about 'slow' response. It appeared that there were more than one cause of the problem based on a poor interaction between Excel 2013 / Windows / and some hardware drivers. There were a number of Windows specific fixes that people came up with. I will give you the fixes that worked in Windows, you will have to figure out which ones you can apply in your MAC environment. Excel 365/2016 Slow Bob, Certainly appreciate you looking into this.