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How to use a mouse in Microsoft Office for iPad

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

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The introduction of the cursor in iPadOS is changing the way you interact with apps on the device, includingMicrosoft Office. It enables you to connect a mouse to youriPadand use it to select text or move items.

The feature can be very handy if you regularly use Microsoft Office foriPad. This is especially so for users who like to take a break from touch input.

How can I use a mouse in Microsoft Office for iPad?

How can I use a mouse in Microsoft Office for iPad?

Get a compatible iPad model

Ensure that youriPadruns on iPadOS 13.4 or later. Older versions do support pairing your device with Bluetooth accessories. Compatible models include alliPadPro devices andiPadmini 4 or later.

Pair your Bluetooth mouse with the iPad

The above steps are easy to follow when pairing youriPadwith Apple Magic Mouse. If you are connecting a third-party accessory, be sure to follow its manufacturer’s instructions where applicable.

Open Microsoft Office for iPad

By following the above steps, you are ready to start using your mouse in MicrosoftOfficeforiPad. Make sure you are using the right iPadOS on your device.

Have you got any experience with the mouth setup process for youriPad? Feel free to share it in the comments section below.

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