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Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2016 (desktop versions) Available to download with a subscription to Microsoft 365, or with Microsoft Office Home and Student 2016. (not included in enrollment) Note: The 'Starter Version' and 'Web App' versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will not work with the full versions of the software. Jan 20, 2021 Because high sierra doesnt support 64 bit programs. And office 365 is running on 64bit High sierra support up to office 2016 only Ask Your Own Microsoft Office Question Customer reply replied 6 months ago.
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The 2016 version of Microsoft's productivity suite includes features that enable you to collaborate and share more easily. Excel gets a boost in power, Outlook streamlines everyday tasks, and most applications help you find the command that you need.
Here are just a few of the most important new features.
Work Faster with 'Tell Me'
The Tell Me box in most applications helps you perform tasks even if you don't know how to do something. Before, you might have used Help or looked for a certain function. Now, instead, you can type what you want to do in this box. Office shows you a list of commands that you can use to complete your task. If you have selected something in your document, you will see commands that are specific to that object. For example, if an image is selected, you will see commands that are useful for images.
Get Quick Answers with Insights
Insights enables you to search for information from within Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint. Right-click a word or phrase and choose Smart Lookup. Microsoft's Bing search engine uses what you selected and what's near the selected text to show you definitions, images, Wikipedia articles, and other pertinent information. This appears right in Office, not in a web browser. You can also access Insights via the Review tab and Tell Me.
Insights in PowerPoint
Collaborate and Declutter in Outlook
Outlook has a number of new features to help you work more efficiently, collaborate more easily, and manage lots of emails. These features enable you to integrate quickly with other Office applications, collaborate with work groups, and clean up clutter.
- Integrate quickly and easily with other Office applications.When you attach an Office document to an email that you plan to send,Outlook shows you a list of the files that you've worked on most recently.You won't need to search through folders for that recent spreadsheet ordocument that you want to email to your colleagues. If it's a file that youworked on in OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint, the file'sicon has a little cloud on it.
- Collaborate with work groups. If you useOutlook with Exchange Server, you can set up work groups, which are likepowerful distribution lists. Members of a work group can shareconversations, calendars, and files. You can choose whether they getmessages in their individual inboxes or in a group inbox.
- Clean up clutter. If you use Outlook withExchange Server, Outlook has a new feature that's called Clutter. It moveslow-priority messages into a folder that is named Clutter. You can definewhich messages should go in to this folder. More than that, though,Clutter looks at what you've ignored in the past and moves new, similarmessages out of your inbox. Then you can work with them later.
New Analysis and Forecast Features in Excel
Excel has gotten quite a bit more powerful in 2016. New features enable you to import data from almost anywhere, utilize more chart options, and predict the future.
- Import data from almost anywhere. A formeradd-on program that's called Power Query is now built in to Excel. PowerQuery can bring in data from various sources for analysis; these sourcesinclude websites and SQL, Azure, Access, and other databases.
- Utilize more chart options. Excel has six newchart types.
- Box plots are most commonly used in statistical analysis.
- Histograms show frequency data in columns.
- Pareto charts highlight the biggest factors in a dataset.
- Sunburst charts show levels of a hierarchy that are represented in concentric rings.
- Treemap charts compare proportions within a hierarchy.
- Waterfall charts show a total that changes as numbers are added or subtracted.
- Predict the future. New functions produce timeseries forecasts; these functions can predict future values fromhistorical data. The more data there is, the better the forecast will be.
Co-Author in Real Time in Word
If several people need to work on a Word document that is stored in OneDrive for Business, they can now collaborate and update the document simultaneously. Everybody can see what everybody else is doing. They can see changes as they are made and even where cursors are currently placed.
The co-author functionality in Word
Microsoft plans to include this feature in other Office applications in the future.
Now It's Easier to Share
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint now have Share buttons at the top right of the window. When you click a Share button, you are prompted to save your file to an online location, such as OneDrive. Then, in a panel on the right side of your window, you can enter the email addresses of the people with whom you want to share the file. Or you can select their addresses from your address book. You can choose whether they can edit the file or just view it.
OneNote notebooks function similarly. Instead of a Share button, though, you send the invitations from the File menu or the Backstage view.
The Ribbon Has a New Look
Office 2016 also looks a little different from Office 2013. In Office 2013, the default background for the main navigation menu (which is called the ribbon) was white. You could also choose light gray or dark gray. In Office 2016, the default background for the tabs in the ribbon is the color of the application's icon. For example, Word is dark blue, Excel is dark green, and PowerPoint is orange. However, you can reset the background to white or dark gray if you like. The dark gray theme is designed to be helpful to people with impaired vision.
What's Included in Office 2016
The Office 2016 Standard and Professional Plus suites mostly include the same applications as in Office 2013. One difference in the Professional Plus suite is that Lync is now called Skype for Business.
Neither suite includes OneDrive Pro anymore. However, both of them integrate with OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, and SharePoint so that you can store and share files online.
Quick Start Guides and Online Training for Office 2016
Microsoft has published quick start guides to help you get started with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. Online training courses teach you how to use these and also add training for Skype for Business and OneDrive.
How to Get It
Office 2016 Standard and Professional Plus suites are available through TechSoup. If you got Office through TechSoup less than two years ago, you can upgrade to the new version for free through Software Assurance.
Note: The original version of this article reported that Office Standard included Skype for Business. However, it is included only in Office Professional Plus.
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