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Many of us already know about it and Its free to use and possibly for long time. Just need to have Microsoft account or create one use these.
I couldn't find any previous post mentioning about this so thought to share will all who may not be aware of this and would be good alternative to the paid options.

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  • Great post. I had no idea and my Office 365 is about to expire on Feb 28th. So what is the catch? It looks compatible with my existing Excel files and it is free so it looks great value! It looks like it allows full loading and saving etc so just what I am looking for at the right price!

    • +1

      You have to be online all the time I think.

      • Does it come with 1TB of online storage? I doubt it, which would be a deal breaker for many, including myself.

  • Cheers, pretty handy.

  • and possibly for long time.

    still free 6 years later…

  • +1

    A bit harsh that the person who recently re-posted the deal had it unpublished and merged here, as this was a pretty quiet post from 6!! years ago.

    Must say I didn't know this, so thanks to the person who recently posted this and to the OP of this thread from 6 years ago.

    • had it unpublished and merged here

      This isn't a deal. It is a forum post.

      Why do you want multiple forum posts on exactly the same topic ???????

    • -3

      I didn't know this

      Not many people know that almonds contain cyanide.

      Should that be posted as a 'deal' ?

      Just because you "don't know" of something, does not make it a bargain…

      • are almonds free?
        Please post the link because I didn't know this

        • are almonds free?

          yes

      • It’s kind of like that free travel before 7am deal. It’s a bargain while not being a discount.

        • It’s a bargain while not being a discount.

          not free software. read the ozbargain rules.

          • @jv: It’s a free service, not free software. In any case, I think it’s reasonable to post as a deal because the alternative is paid software. That section of the rules acknowledges there’s no hard and fast rule in this area but it’s up to mod discretion - so I’m not sure why you’re suggesting it’s clear cut.

            • @CommuterPolluter:

              It’s a free service, not free software

              Software as a Service…

            • @CommuterPolluter:

              because the alternative is paid software

              That applies to all the software posted in the Free Software Forum…

              This is no different.

    • +1

      As long as people can find it doesn’t matter. They want to apply forum rules consistently and in my experience of making controversial posts they do. Multiple people reported it as a duplicate (which I didn’t know at the time of posting, because I didn’t search the forums) so fair cop.

      Unfortunately because it’s a forum post the moderator was unable to bump as a “long running deal” so they put the link in the other post.

      • nope read the rules….

        free software is not a bargain…

      • Thanks anyway CommuterPolluter for bringing this to my and others notice.

        Will see if it works well for me.

        • Me too, just came across it last night. Don’t fancy forking out $109

  • Good reminder.

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