Minor irritation because opening files from the local OneDrive folder with autosave on (so you had a choice whether to use autosave or not) was good but I guess it is not the end of the world. Probably the files seen on the PC are actually the online OneDrive files rather than locally saved files. Autosave does work on my Window PCs - any file opened comes up with autosave on. As to why autosave appeared for the local Office 365 OneDrive files and then disappeared after the Mojave update, I have no idea and it appears no one else does. When we use Excel (v16.22), however, we will often have a spreadsheet or workbook that bogs down so much that we can't use it. Nhng vi Office 2019 ngi dng ch cn mua mt ln dng vnh vin ch khng phi tr ph hng thng nh Office 365. Excel on Mac OS Unusable Myself and my business partner both use Macs (two Mac Minis, a 2015 MacBook and 2016 MacBook Pro) in our business and rely on Office 365 for our productivity software. Not a big drama as you can always open and work on the online file (or choose you local file) through File>open. B phn mm vn phng Office 2019 c cc tnh nng ging Office 365.

If you routinely share files with someone using an earlier version of Excel, set Excel to save your workbooks to a more convenient format. It will automatically update to the online OneDrive after each manual save and reflect the file history. Excel for Microsoft 365 for Mac Excel 2021 for Mac Excel 2019 for Mac Excel 2016 for Mac Excel for Mac 2011 More. If opening a local Mac OneDrive file you need to save the file periodically as we all did before OneDrive came on the scene. Autosave only works when you open the file through your online OneDrive and not through the local OneDrive file saved to your Mac.

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