I own an office 365 subscription and I'm facing with a lot of problems using excel. All the files are stored in a laCie 2big NAS (RAID1) and we access from Mac and Windows PC. The problems are: - Sometimes if someone opens the file on a Windows PC after I used on a Mac he finds that some formats are changed (i.e.: Local currency format 'lei' changed into US$); - Using the Mac if I point a cell to change the value when I type in the new value it writes in the cell above the pointer; - not always when I change some values in one or more cells they still show up the old one and it changes only when I move to a different sheet; all the above problems happens only using the Mac (MacBook Air) if I work only with Windows PC all is fine. I'm really thinking to go back to a Windows PC. Thank you very much for your help. Kind regards.

Hi Giorgioall the above problems happens only using the Mac (MacBook Air) if I work only with Windows PC all is fine. Does these problems affect all Macs in your environment? Is everything fine when you work with local Excel files? Besides, it would be better that you can collect the detailed build number of both Office and your Mac OS then we can do further research on this. Any findings, please feel free to let us know. Best regards, Yuki Sun Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact.

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