In the screenshot below, we’re using version 1809, which was released in September 2018, and we’re on the monthly update channel. Next to the “About” button, you’ll also see the version and release channel of your Office apps. You can also scroll down and look click the “About” button on the Account page-for example, “About Word” in Microsoft Word-to find more information. In the screenshot below, we’re using Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus. If you don’t see an “Account” option, click “Help” instead. Look under “Product Information” at the right side of your screen, and you’ll see which version of Office you’re using. To check which version of Microsoft Office you’re using on Windows, open an Office application like Word or Excel, and then click the “File” menu at the top left corner of the window.Ĭlick the “Account” option in the sidebar menu.
How to Check if You Have the Latest Version
Office 2019 includes new features like improved inking in all apps (with a pen, finger, or mouse), a PowerPoint Morph transition effect you can use between slides, a “Focused Inbox” for Outlook that separates your most important emails from less important ones, and a few more features. If you don’t use Office 365, going from Office 2016 to Office 2019 isn’t a significant upgrade.
