I have the opposite issue - if I want to work on a document or sheet, I open it in LibreOffice, because it is intuitive to use for me. I use office rarely, so I have no time to memorize how to use MS Office properly, while LibreOffice can be used out of box.
What issues for example?
Did they fix the unusable slow rendering on retina Macs yet? Couldn't even normally scroll through a blank document last time I tried...
I suppose they won't use macs anyway.
Then why do they pretend they 'support' macOS and even make a build available?
I'm not sure if this still current, but a few years ago I switched from LibreOffice to MS Office because Calc was unbearably slow. I wasn't doing anything crazy, but also not trivial: 6 or 7 sheets, with a bunch of formulas with never more than about 500 cells filled (10 columns, 50 lines), and on most sheets a lot less.
Excel blazes through it. I feel it was a very good decision, even though I'm a miser.
Yup. The word and powerpoint replacements are workable, but Calc is excruciatingly slow. I pity the accounting departments.
No fractional scrolling. No tolerable (color) templates for graphs.
I once had a bug that wiped a handful of documents. Spent hours writing them, opened them a few months later and they were blank. In some cases, it replaces all of the characters with #s. It's something to do with the autosave feature, I believe.