Last updated: July 2026
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PowerPoint for Mac crashes and slow performance
- [INVESTIGATING] [MITIGATED] PowerPoint issue with Export to Video on some Mac Devices
- [FIXED] PowerPoint 2016 for Mac intermittently crashes when editing Japanese characters
Issues affecting PowerPoint for Mac features and add-ins
- [INVESTIGATING] Users on macOS might have issues printing from Word, Excel, or PowerPoint for the web
- [INVESTIGATING] Automatic sensitivity label policy doesn't work in PowerPoint for Mac
- [INVESTIGATING] Office documents are not rendering as expected
- [WORKAROUND] Issues with fonts in Office for macOS
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