Has Access been removed from Office 365?
- What happened to Access in Office 365?
- Does Office 365 include Access?
- Why does Office 365 say no Access?
- What replaced Microsoft 365 Access?
What happened to Access in Office 365?
Microsoft has announced that Access web apps and Access web databases in Office 365 and SharePoint Online are being retired. More importantly, Microsoft will shut down any remaining Access-based web apps and Access web databases by April 2018.
Does Office 365 include Access?
With Microsoft 365 subscription plans you get the fully installed Office apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, and Access (Publisher and Access are available on PC only).
Why does Office 365 say no Access?
Access 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. However, there is only a PC version of Access. Unlike Word, Excel etc.
What replaced Microsoft 365 Access?
What is replacing Microsoft Access? Microsoft doesn't have any plans to replace Microsoft Access while also planning to remove the application from Office 365. Therefore, Access users will need to look at alternative systems to run their desktop databases, such as LibreOffice Base, Zoho Creator, or Bubble.
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