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I use O365 on MacOS for my job and I prefers to use O365 on Windows than macOS. macOS version does not have a full feature parity as Windows. There are features
by Isthatablackgsd 5y ago
I use O365 on MacOS for my job and I prefers to use O365 on Windows than macOS. macOS version does not have a full feature parity as Windows. There are features that are vital in Excel that are missing in macOS version, like PowerQuery, PowerBI, etc. Also, it is missing few basic features that are not presented in macOS version.
like stuaxo commented, the shortcuts are not the same in macOS.
And I noticed that macOS version tends to be delayed UI response. If I click to apply the color fill, it takes Excel about 5 seconds to process my input and apply the color fill in the cell whereas in Windows is instant. I noticed the same UI behavior in Word as well. They just seemingly take time to take my input and apply it. I believe it is largely due to x86 code, O365 current stable version only have x86 which it relies on Rosetta2 to do the work. They have ARM version in the work, I think it is in beta stage.