can this adequately run windows office 365? null

It should run Office365 client services without an issue. It's going to come down to your connectivity and ISP in regards to accessing the backend services more than anything else.

Windows 365 is running great. I can finally appreciate 365 with this machine verses my old 7 pro lattitude.

Surface Pro 7 is able to run Office 365. If you're interested in learning more about the system requirements for Office, you can check out this article here: https://products.office.com/en-US/office-system-requirements.

Answer is: YES. Fast and Efficiently. After all, both products are Microsoft derived designs, and both have been out for a number of years (i.e., different versions/releases).

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It should run Office365 client services without an issue. It's going to come down to your connectivity and ISP in regards to accessing the backend services more than anything else.
Answered by OrbitalFrog 5 years ago
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Windows 365 is running great. I can finally appreciate 365 with this machine verses my old 7 pro lattitude.
Answered by Dangjoe 6 years ago
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Yes it does
Answered by Connie 6 years ago
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Surface Pro 7 is able to run Office 365. If you're interested in learning more about the system requirements for Office, you can check out this article here: https://products.office.com/en-US/office-system-requirements.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam 6 years ago
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Answer is: YES. Fast and Efficiently. After all, both products are Microsoft derived designs, and both have been out for a number of years (i.e., different versions/releases).
Answered by Ace516 5 years ago
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