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>to run that suite you still need a Microsoft OS False. http://www.microsoft.com/mac/office-university http://www.microsoft.com/mac/office-university
by superuser2 12y ago
>to run that suite you still need a Microsoft OS
False. http://www.microsoft.com/mac/office-university http://www.microsoft.com/mac/office-university
- couradical 12y agoThat works until you get into anything complicated. Recently, I had a spreadsheet that our finance team built that provided different calculated values (for a multi table aggregation, nothing simple for sure) on Excel Windows and Excel OS X. This is not an uncommon problem - I've seen it a handful of times. Excel for OS X is at about 90+% parity with Excel for Windows. This only bites you occasionally, but when you are a spreadsheet driven org (e.g. Finance groups in a company) you often need the performance/top-end feature set of Excel for Windows.