Embedded in W365 software and moving to mac. Anyone else using this combo?

[Steve Adams]

I am looking at getting new macbooks for my wife and I and we are eyes deep in Microsoft 365 right now. I would like to move from it but it will be well after we get the macbooks.

Anyone out there using 365 services on their apple systems? how is the experience? Is there anything that cannot be done with your account with the apple systems?

I have my iPad set up and its limited in what I can do and can't on that.

 

[Bigwaff]

Without some specifics regarding what “eyes deep” means, I can say the following: where I work is heavily MS365 and our fleet of thousand+ Mac users have no major complaints.

 

[MacGizmo]

For the most part, MS apps work fine on the Mac – at least, the ones available on the Mac do. There are a few specific limitations and missing features, particularly if you use Excel. I don't use Excel much, so I can't comment on specifics, but I'm sure a search will clarify for you.

 

[gilby101]

Anyone out there using 365 services on their apple systems? how is the experience? Is there anything that cannot be done with your account with the apple systems?

Can be more specific. Which services? Is this a home environment or a business one? Do you interact with others using MS365, if so how?

I have my iPad set up and its limited in what I can do and can't on that.

What can't you do on your iPad? A Mac is likely much the same, though there maybe other ways of doing things.

 

[Steve Adams]

Can be more specific. Which services? Is this a home environment or a business one? Do you interact with others using MS365, if so how?

What can't you do on your iPad? A Mac is likely much the same, though there maybe other ways of doing things.

I can't access all files from onedrive via files on my iPad. My private vault is not available. Will everything I do on the mac save to OneDrive like it does on my current systems?