The feature is still there by default, and you’re just working your way around it. It’s important to note that by following our steps above, you’re not turning off or removing the OneDrive feature in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. You’ll be able to select a folder without having to select multiple menus. Instead, each of the core apps Office will show you your default local save location in the right side column and under the Recent menu. You’ll no longer have to click through to the Other Locations menu when saving files in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. On the bright side, for those who prefer saving files locally, going this route makes life easier. You also won’t be able to experience any of the built-in collaboration features in Office 365, meaning you can’t share edits with your friends or coworkers.
This means that you won’t be able to see all of your changes to a file, from the web, or computer without worrying about manual saves. So, what happens when you work around OneDrive and instead save locally in these Office 365 apps? Well, for one, you’ll no longer have access to the version history feature of Office 365.
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