Microsoft has announced that the Office 365 for Mac office suite will soon require the computers on which it runs to have the system version macOS Sierra or higher installed. to access updates or new features.
In this way, Microsoft's office suite makes you update to a later version of your Mac's system if you haven't updated it yet.
Starting with the next Office 365 for Mac update coming in September 2018, computers will be required to have macOS 10.12 or later installed to update to the new version of the Office for Mac client applications and receive new feature updates.
Users who do not update to macOS 10.12 or later before the September update will continue to receive mainstream support and can continue to use your current version of Office 365 for Mac but not with the latest news.
As part of the upcoming September 2018 update, Office 365 for Mac users on macOS 10.12 or later will receive a client update from Office 2016 for Mac to Office 2019 for Mac in order to maintain access to new versions and feature updates.
In June, Microsoft announced that Office 2019 for Mac Preview it was available to commercial customers. The preview includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. Updates include the mobile pen sleeve and ribbon customizations in all Office applications; focus mode in Word; Morph transitions, in-click sequence and 4k video export in PowerPoint, new graphics and functions in Excel and the focused inbox in Outlook.
So if you are paying for Office 365 and you have not updated your system yet, do not wait until the last minute because otherwise you will not be able to enjoy all the news of Office 365 2019. Without a doubt, Microsoft is working hard on its suite and it is that, Although it is external to Apple, it is one of the most used.