quickbooks 2016 for mac compatible with high sierra

Quickbooks 2016 Compatible With High Sierra 64 Bits So That

And I daresay my mid-2011 Air is probably at the end of MacOS upgrade cycle now, so come October, both the OS and Office will grow old - though not useless - together on it.

I upgraded my OS in 112017 from MACOSSierra 10.12.6 to MACOS High Sierra 10.13.1.

My excel workbooks stopped working--i.e., not compatible.

I downgraded my OS back down to MACOSSierra 10.12.6 so I could continue to use my excel financial worksheets.

MS claims that Office 365 Personal works on high sierra but if you look at their website there are many unhappy folks with many problems including software incompatibility with MSO 365 and the stand along MSO 2016.

I know that you must have the latest version of Office to work on high sierra.

I would love to upgrade to high sierra but not until Im confident that my word and excel will work with it.

I am most interested in the PAST SPECIAL feature in Excel where you can paste link, or just paste formulas, or values, etc.

Lastly, I would prefer the stand along MSO 2016 but you only get one year of upgrades and patches and support.

My question is what experience have you all had I trust this site more than mso site.

One problem (or not ) is that MS have stopped support and will provide no updates for Office 2011.

Note that this is not Office 365 Personal.

I have another system (Mac Pro) that is running 10.13.2.

MS Office 2011 is installed and works fine.

MS-office-2011 - first off - IMHO- best value for money I have ever spent in software - and I bought 3 copies because of company consulting situations - they all work up to and including (so far) High Sierra.

For a different perspective - a good friend of mine who uses excel extensively told me that because of Pivot Tables, some other financial functions and macros - that the upgrade was worth it for him as soon as 2016 appeared.

He bought it and tells me I should upgrade every time we discuss software MS OFFICE etc.

On the other hand - I am not a fan of the subscription payments.

I dont think there is any Generic answer to upgrading MS Office - but it seems 2016 and the 365 version is a closer match to the windows version capabilities than ever before.

My situation is that I am happy with 2011 and they have been supporting it longer than I thought they would - awesome I am expecting to upgrade soon.

Also, MS did announce a while back that they would continue to develop Office apps for the Mac.

Quickbooks 2016 Compatible With High Sierra 64 Bits So That

Office 2016 has been updated to 64 bits so that should be OK.

Thanks, Mitstoshi I wonder is the MS non support really a huge issue if I only use MSO at home not at work, school or a cafe doublepost1515964494doublepostAny opinions on MSO 2016 vs MSO365 I really hate paying a monthly fee to use my spreadsheets.

It seems with every upgrade there are an assortment of software compatibility issues.

MSO 2016 only requires Yosemite or later so its a good bet that any new version of MSO will work with High Sierra.

Ans, as it turns out, this install was a week before they stopped supporting 2011, so I ensured I had all the updates applicable before the deadline.

Ive had no real problems with it at all - beyond some documents (including Excel) take longer than they should used to to open.

Quickbooks 2016 For Mac Compatible With High Sierra