Office for mac compatible with OS X Yosemite?

Just wondered if I will have issues with Office for Mac after loading Yosemite? I need the Office for Mac programs to run my business and can't afford losing the data. Any advise would be appreciated. Thanks

If you believe that then I have this bridge for sale you might like to buy.
Perhaps you should read a bit more closely. I'm quite aware the current version of Office is missing much of what the Windows version can do. I clearly stated the Mac version is far behind.
The current version is Office 2011 for Mac. As you can see (it was actually released late 2010), it hasn't been updated a bit over four years. It is mostly compatible with any documents created in the Windows versions of Office, but newer features of Office 2013 for Windows may not open as expected under the last boxed Mac version.
The older email Mac client version of Entourage, and the current email client Outlook, have always been behind (often, far behind) the capabilities of the Windows versions.
The upcoming simultaneous Windows and Mac versions of Office 2015 are supposed to be feature equivalent. When MS closed the Mac Division, it didn't just go away, it was merged with the Windows division so they are developed together instead of separately.

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