Not really sure what you consider an MS tax. Family 365 subcription with all that storage just makes it a no brainer. The build date is listed in parentheses, in a YYMMDD format, after the version number. Select the Office app you want to open, then go to File > Get Info in the menu bar or press Command+I. The table is ordered by release date, with the most recent release date listed first.
That said, because Microsoft has not yet released an official Power BI desktop for Mac, users must use Windows virtualization to run it. The following table provides release history information and download links for Office for Mac. Like me, a lot of people use Office because it's low friction that works regardless of the hardware I'm using. Parallels® Desktop for Mac is a fantastic way to run Power BI on M1 and Intel-based Mac computers.
The Mac apps are okay, but again, no one really cares. It come bundled with a ton of computers, it works in every ecosystem (that matters), and you don't really have to think about it. Now, if you have to work with complex Word layouts or Excel tables with macro programming, it’s a different story, but otherwise there is no reason to pay the Microsoft tax.īy and large, no one really cares about office productivity software. The apps bundled with the Mac for free (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) are highly capable programs that can read and write Microsoft’s file format and deliver all the features most people need.įor feature parity and higher compatibility you can get the free LibreOffice. Public service announcement: most people don’t need Office.
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