I had a look online for lifetime licence for Microsoft excel, and it said the 2021 is a lifetime licence, but i cant seen to find anywhere to download it from?
I think nearly £100 a year is bloody expensive for what i need it for, i am only a small business (just myself) and working from home, on a tight budget as well.
so any idea where i can get the 2021 version from?
2021 has been replaced with 2024, which has a lot more functions.
But thats the 1 i have to pay almost £100 a year for isn't it?Originally Posted by Fluff13
Why not use a free alternative like OpenOffice or Google Sheets?
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You can get the Excel 365 on line version for free
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/micr...hoCWUUQAvD_BwE
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No, it's a life time licence version, the same as 2021
[QUOTE=alansidman;6010168]You can get the Excel 365 on line version for free
Is online version safe though? i will be handling details of thousands of people, so needs to be secure for data protection laws.
I use LibreOffice Calc at the moment, but i am getting errors with it when i open an excel spreadsheet (Sytax error), so though it is specifically just for excel?
Oh ok, found it, on microsoft it is £119, on currys (Tech store) it is £229???, on another store (legitimate catalogue store) it is £28 reduced from £339???.. might be worth getting the £28 lol.Attachment 888291
As safe as any on line application. It is up to you to safeguard your passwords, etc.Is online version safe though?
Thank you, i have the excel 2024 professional 1 now, only £29.99, so not to bad for a lifetime license
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