Word for Windows has an "Apply Styles" dialog box with "Autocomplete style names" checkbox. This would be VERY helpful on the Mac version, so that we can apply styles by typing with autocomplete.

Please add this feature to the Mac version!

For details on how it works in Windows, see: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/word-2013-styles-in-depth/applying-styles-using-the-apply-styles-dialog-box

Since updating to Catalina, Word freezes whenever I select text—even just a few words. I have to manually backspace if I want to delete something and it takes forever if I have a lot of text to delete. If I forget and select text, it freezes for a good few seconds. Sometimes I have to force quit.

Word for Mac 2008 crashes in Mojave when asked to print. How is that progress, and what can I do about it?

After updating to Mojave 10.14.5, Word for Mac does not retain Window Size when closed and re-opened.

Removing the capability in the upgrade from 11 to 16 is a a retrograde step to productivity, plus excessive use of the mouse, now required, leads to RSI

In Word 2011 in the advance find and replace box the font of the word to be searched for and replaced by can be changed by the standard key strokes of Ctl-I etc.

This was removed in Word 2016, a retrograde step for professional editors

Most Content Controls are supported in Word for Mac, with the exception of Building Block controls. Word for Mac has AutoText and the Building Block control accepts AutoText as a content type, so there's no evident reason why this doesn't work. Please add support for this.

ADD "VIEW SIDE BY SIDE" TO THE MAC VERSION OF WORD!! I just spent two and a half hours trying to find it. I need the function in order to do my job. What's the deal?????

Allow to check two languages at once. Not only english but also Latin

Sharing Word Docs on a Mac should be the same experience as on a Windows machine. Currently, Mac sharing requires you to put a name or email but does not auto-complete to show a dropdown list of users from your organization. Typing a persons name or email should bring this list up as it does in Windows Word, as well as Outlook.

Similar to a browser "reopening tabs from last session" it would be extremely helpful to have word automatically re-open any documents that were being edited when it was last quit. Older versions of Word could do this and the native Apple apps like Preview (for all its many other issues) typically do as well. This is a badly missed feature in my workflow and is something that I know a lot of people at work miss dearly. We still have one Word 2008 holdout as a result. (A security issue at this point I think). Thank you.

希望设计的与win版本的office 更加的一致，更加扁平化一些，祝越来越好

Every New Document I open in Word opens in a format whose margins far exceed the page I'm working on. Thus I mush manually shrink the useless open space to each side of the working Word page every time I open a document and it is tiring. Allow users to have a standard size document they work with and set that size as the default size for all new documents. Support for Word for Mac told me today that no such command exists now, but it should. Thanks.

Please add the Mini Toolbar (Floating Toolbar) to MS Word for Macs. All of my work requires Word and this toolbar saves a lot of time!

I would like word documents to remember the state in which they were last viewed such as outline or Print View. For example, I have one document that I always want to view in an outline format, and each time I open it, it opens in Print View. I change it to outline and the next document I open, opens in outline view and I need to change that to print view. Is there any way to resolve that?

A lot of the company documents I create require different header and footer information and manually adding this to working documents, where pages are regularly added and removed, takes up too much time (this also includes images so IF commands don't cut it).

Having a "Different Last Page" tick box in the Header & Footer section the same way we have the "Different First Page" would be incredibly helpful.