New MAC_OFFICE_VERSION conditional compiler in Office 2016 In Mac Office 2016 they add a new conditional compiler constant named MAC_OFFICE_VERSION. In most cases you can test the Application.Version(>=15) if you want like I show you on this page: Mac Excel version and Mac Office language settings. Microsoft makes a version of the Office suite specifically designed to run on Apple computers. Updates to this software generally come out at least a year after the Windows versions, but they are compatible with Office for Windows software and support most features that exist in the compatible Windows PC versions of the software. ![]() You can purchase Office for Mac through the Apple website or an Apple retail store, and once it is installed, you can create, read and edit Excel documents and share them with other Macs running Office for Mac software and Windows PCs running Excel. Some Mac computers include a utility, called Boot Camp, that creates a separate hard drive partition on which you can install Windows. You can install a standard version of any compatible Windows operating system (most commonly Windows 7, Vista, or Windows XP) on your Mac in Boot Camp, and then install the Windows version of Excel. Boot Camp works only on Macs that use an Intel processing chip and run Mac OS 10.5 or newer operating system. When you use Boot Camp, you will install the standard Windows version of Excel, because it is running on a Windows operating system. You must purchase your own Windows and Excel installation discs; they do not come with the Mac. Virtual machines are another method for working on Excel workbooks on Apple computers, but setting up a virtual machine requires a degree of technical skill, and the features are not always fully compatible. Using Apple's Numbers software can work well for basic Excel files, but advanced formatting and some other features may not be cross-compatible between Excel and Numbers, so you might lose some data as you transfer from one program to another, especially with complex spreadsheets. Open Office is another viable software option if you have relatively simple spreadsheets. ![]() This free software works on Macs and its spreadsheet module, called Calc, can open and save Excel files. If you create or share highly complex spreadsheets and need advanced formatting and high reliability, Boot Camp is your best option. It allows Excel to run in its native Windows environment, so no conversions are necessary. If you just [use Excel](for light bookkeeping, personal budgets, grade books and other documents that don't require more than basic calculations, Office for Mac will take up less of your hard drive space than Boot Camp and offers a quick, seamless way to work with Excel and then return to your other Mac programs. (Founder, ExcelUser)| Sep 11, 2013 Although I haven't used Excel on a Mac for years, I think you should be fine with Mac Excel. First, I sell some fairly advanced Excel dashboard templates, and also an ebook about how to create Excel dashboards. I've sold a lot of them, in nearly every country in the world.
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