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Well it does have a series of apps a bit like them they are called
iWork apps and the apps are:

Numbers which is like exel
Pages which is like word
Keynote which is like PowerPoint

• Answered by Louis H
• 27-Mar-2012
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No, the Microsoft office suite is not available for iPad. However, Apple does offer the iWork suite on iPad. This includes pages, numbers, and keynote, and is compatible with Microsoft office documents. They are great, highly recommended apps, each sold for $9.99 in the App Store.

• Answered by Patrick W from Harvest
• 20-Aug-2012
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Yes, apple's Pages app, available on the app store. It by far the best word proccessor on the store, and gives programs like MS word a run for their money.

• Answered by Yanni C
• 05-Apr-2012
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Hi,

Currently, there is no Ms Office for iPad yet. But if you need to view, modify and share your Ms Office files, you can do it on iPad using app developed by Apple.

Use Pages for Ms Word files, use Keynote for Power Point files, use Numbers for Excel files. However, from my experience, you will face some minor alignment run and font changes.

Buy the app for USD9.99 for each app from App store right from your iPad.

• Answered by Hasliza S from Gombak
• 29-Oct-2012
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Apple makes a great app for iPad called Keynote ($9.99 in the App store). it is a presentation maker/editor designed for the iPad with support to import a Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation and convert it to a Keynote Presentation, automatically. You can also choose to export the presentation as a PowerPoint presentation if you need to the best way to get this presentation onto your iPad would be to move it to a folder in your Drop-Box (a cloud based service) and open it up on your iPad via the Drop-Box for iPad app.. If you don't have a Drop-Box account then just email it to yourself and open the received email on your iPad and open the attachment in Keynote. You can read all about keynote on Apples website or on the App's page on the App store.

• Answered by Patrick W from Harvest
• 20-Aug-2012
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It will pay off to be sincere in these difficult financial times and get the iWorks Pack. Plus you lose nothing since every document treated by Keynote, Pages or Numbers could still be used in Microsoft Office.

• Answered by Bona B
• 26-Mar-2012
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If you download CloudOn - this will give you Word, PowerPoint and Excel. It's a bit difficult to get used to using it but it's great to be able to use the applications. You will need to download Dropbox first as this is where the documents will saved. Hope this is helpful.

• Answered by Eugenia M
• 16-Apr-2013
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