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Office Mobile for iOS apps updated, can now export to OpenDocument format – onmsft.com

Kit McDonald Kit McDonald
June 14, 2016
1 min read

Microsoft Office packed a big thing in a little package today with their version update to their mobile iOS applications. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint all have been updated to version 1.22, enabling the ability export documents to the Open Document format.

  • Word files will be exported as OpenDocument Text (.odt).
  • Spreadsheet files will be exported as OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods).
  • Presentation files will be exported as OpenDocument Presentations (.odp).

The OpenDocument format is widely accepted across other applications and software, making this quite an important update for iOS users. Note that Excel also adds in the automatic conversion of drawings into shapes.

Download the latest iOS Office applications below.

‎Microsoft Word
‎Microsoft Word
Download
QR-Code
‎Microsoft Word
Developer:
Microsoft Corporation
Price:
Free+

‎Microsoft Excel
‎Microsoft Excel
Download
QR-Code
‎Microsoft Excel
Developer:
Microsoft Corporation
Price:
Free+

‎Microsoft PowerPoint
‎Microsoft PowerPoint
Download
QR-Code
‎Microsoft PowerPoint
Developer:
Microsoft Corporation
Price:
Free+

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