If you have a Mac Computer or a Macbook Laptop, and you want to get Microsoft Excel to be installed on it, there are a few ways in which you can do that.
Option 1: Using the Apple App Store
- Click on the Apple Logo on macOS Menu
- Now select App Store...
- Search: "Microsoft Excel"
- Click on the Get button to download Excel.
Option 2: Download using office.com
If you have Office 365/Windows 365 account then you can download Excel by login into office.com
- Open a web browser and visit: https://www.office.com and login
- On the dashboard you should see a button "Install App", in the drop-down you would see "Premium Microsoft 365 apps - Includes Outlook, OneDrive for Business, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more."
- When you click on it, it should get you an installer from which you can select Excel and get it installed on your Mac.
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