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Microsoft access
Microsoft access




So, for the question: Is Access part of Microsoft 365? The answer is yes, but only from a licencing perspective.Ĭan I use Microsoft Access Online “In the Cloud”? Also, you can’t use Microsoft Access online in the way that they do for Word and Excel.

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There is no version of Access that works on a Mac, tablet, or smartphone. However, there is only a PC version of Access.

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What Plan do I need to have Microsoft Access Online with Microsoft 365Īccess is now included in all the plans that allow for installed versions of Office applications, including: Microsoft 365 Business Standard, Business Premium, Apps for Business, Apps for Enterprise as well as Office 365 E3 and E5. With Business Standard you can install Office on up to 5 devices, which includes Mac, PCs, Tablets and phones. One of the most popular with small businesses is the Microsoft 365 Business Standard plan which provides desktop installed versions of Office applications plus email. As plans increase in price, more features are added. The cheapest is the “Business Basic” plan, which gives you email, OneDrive, Teams, and a few other cloud services, but only “online” versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. There are a number of different “Plans” for Microsoft 365.

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Microsoft 365 isn’t just a version of Microsoft Office, it is in fact a combination of a different way of licencing Office plus some additional cloud-based services including the ability to you save your Office documents “in the cloud” as well as running “Online” web browser based versions of some Office applications. This includes access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, One Note, Publisher, Outlook and Access. Microsoft offers small and medium business versions of Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office 365), namely Microsoft 365 Apps for Business and Microsoft 365 Business Standard that requires a monthly subscription of (at the time of writing) £7.90 or £9.40 respectively. I want to use Microsoft Access online, is Microsoft 365 the best way of doing this? Microsoft Access Online – is Microsoft Access part of Microsoft 365 or Office 365?






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