To utilize Office on your Chromebook, introduce the Office versatile applications through the Google Play Store. On the off chance that your Chromebook utilizes the Chrome Web Store rather, you can introduce Office Online to make, alter, and work together on your Office records in your program.

Go to official website –> Setup.office.com <— Click here

Notes:

• To discover which Chromebooks bolster the Office portable applications from the Google Play Store, see Chrome OS Systems Supporting Android App.
• You can’t introduce the Windows or Mac work area forms of Office 365 or Office 2016 on a Chromebook.
• The Android adaptation of OneDrive isn’t at present bolstered on a Chromebook.

The most effective method to introduce Office applications on a Chromebook:

1. Open the Google Play Store and quest for the applications you need to introduce.Or on the other hand you can tap on any of these connections to download a particular application: Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, OneNote, Office Lens, or Skype for Business.
2. Snap Install.
3. Once your app(s) are introduced, click the Launcher on your Chromebook and snap on the application to open it.
4. Sign in with your own Microsoft Account or your record related with your Office 365 membership. See Install and set up Office on an Android for subtleties on the most proficient method to sign in to Office on Android.

Note: How to Install and Setup Office 365 Business on Your PC ? You can see records and do essential altering in the Office portable applications in case you’re marked in with your Microsoft Account (it’s free and you can utilize a current email). On the off chance that you have an Office 365 membership, you can sign into the application with the record related with your membership to utilize further developed altering highlights with Office 365. Go to next topic —> How to uninstall BullGuard Internet Security?

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