[iMore.com]

Earlier this week, Microsoft announced that it would be making certain Office features available for free on iOS, including the ability to create and edit documents. Previously, users had to buy an Office 365 subscription to access the functionality. If you bought an Office 365 Personal or Home subscription just to be able to edit documents on your iPad, you are now eligible to receive a refund from Microsoft.

Full story from the iMore Blog...

[cyberpaw]

I bought it for being able to use Office on my iPads. But I am concerned about what parts I would lose if I sought a refund. Is the only thing I would lose is their cloud service? Or are their some other editing/creating new files that I would lose?

[warcraftWidow]

I bought it for being able to use Office on my iPads. But I am concerned about what parts I would lose if I sought a refund. Is the only thing I would lose is their cloud service? Or are their some other editing/creating new files that I would lose?

The only thing I've seen reported is the free version doesn't include "advanced" features. But that's never been specified. The free ones can definitely create and edit documents. My guess is that "advanced" features probably includes hints most people don't use like pivot tables in Excel.

[rayz336]

This is a good move by Microsoft