Ms office on a MacBook air with m2 processor

MacMikeInOK Said:

"The short answer is 'Yes'. I have Microsoft 365 running on my 2023 MacBook Air."

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Using MS Office 365:

365 would work, but if anything of a downside --you must pay at least $99.99 USD/Year. Get a one time an always install, and it would end up costing less than it would for an annually 365 subscription.

Otto59 Said:

"Ms office on a MacBook air with m2 processor: Does ms office run on a m2 MacBook air"

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MS Office for a M2 Mac:

What is version will run depends on it compatibility with your macOS, along with the model of your Mac. The following works on MacBook Air (15-inch, M2, 2023): Microsoft Office Home and Student 2021 (One Mac) - Apple

LNOM Said:

"Yes, I'm using MS Office 365 on MacBook Air with M2 processor. However, I don't understand your post. Would you mind explaining further? And thank you."

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To Emphasize:

MS Office 365 is ideal for those who have up to 3 or 5 computers ---So, if you have 5 computers, rather than spending more than a grand in USD for all of your computer, you'd just pay $99.99 for all, and for one year. That s the benefit of MS Office 1 Device or MS Office 365. So, for one computer, 1 device purchase is the way to go about this, IMO,

That must be a mistake - requiring Intel processor.

I have been using MS office 365 on Mac Mini M1, Mac Studio M1, and now Macbook Air M2.

However, I have not tried to load the MS Office desktop version on any Mac silicon product.

I have been having synching issues using MS One Drive, but it seems like it has always been a problem with MS 365. It makes me wonder if I could load the MS office desktop version and get One Drive to work better but I think there is something else going on.

The short answer is "Yes". I have Microsoft 365 running on my 2023 MacBook Air.

Yes, I'm using MS Office 365 on MacBook Air with M2 processor. However, I don't understand your post. Would you mind explaining further? And thank you.

Thank you very much for your quick and detailed reply. I agree with your explanation, great idea.

I agree with TheLittles, and will actually be uninstalling it after the current years' subscription expires and move to using Pages, Keynote, and Numbers 100% of the time.

I have seen some pretty low prices on the MS Office Home & Student...usually less than $45 or so. But I so rarely use the MS apps anymore (since I retired) I'll just work with the Apple apps.

I have the same question but specifically for the MS 365 Business Standard subscription. It says in the MS link below under ‘requirements’ tab that the MAC OS processor must be intel.

See link to requirements.

I’m planning to use a MacBook Pro with an M chip.

Thanks 🌺

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/microsoft-365/business/microsoft-365-business-standard?activetab=pivot:requirementstab

Thanks for the reply. Are you using the MS 365 ‘Business Standard’ subscription? It’s a requirement under that particular subscription.

Probably better to ask MS but their support is so difficult to get a hold of I thought I would try here first.

LNOM Said:

“Thank you very much for your quick and detailed reply. I agree with your explanation, great idea.”

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You are welcome

Hi I just bought MacBook Air M2 . Not sure which Ms Office to buy ?I need it for just one MacBook .

Kind regards!