Cannot close Microsoft Database Daemon and SyncServices Agent to install Office Update

I have tried to install several updates to Microsoft Office but can not get this completed due to not being able to close Microsoft Data Base Daemon and SyncServicesAgent.  Can you give me suggestions on closing these 2 for the updates?

Launch Acitvity Monitor in your Utilities foilder and search for both proccess and quit.

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