Windows 10: Office 2016 & Office 365 Monthly Channel v1711 build 8730.2175 Jan. 9

Source: Office 365 client update channel releases

See also: Version and build numbers of update channel releases - Office Support




Tip How to Check for Updates in Office 2016 for Windows

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Micrsoft Works 9.0

Hello,

Works 9 has been retired from Microsoft Software downloads. Contact Support at this

website to determine if they have a download available.

I believe it will be necessary to purchase
Office 365. They do offer a monthly subscription fee plan.

 

How to ugrade office 2007

Upgrading or having Office 2007 installed is not particularly critical. As long as your Office documents are intact, performing a new installation will preserve your files.

You will need to purchase license for Office 2016 or Office 365.

Office 2016 is known as the perpetual license, which is like Office 2007, you buy it once and it doesn't get feature updates, but its one time purchase.

Office 365 is the evergreen version of Office 2016 which gets features and improvements as soon as they become available. A major difference between Office 365 and 2016, 365 is only available as a subscription. Which means you have pay a monthly fee for
it.

See:

Choose Microsoft Office Products

Office 2016 for Home, Students and Professionals - Microsoft Store

or

Buy Microsoft Office 365 Home & Personal subscriptions

 

Just did a manual check for updates in office 365 but these are not showing up for me yet. It says I’m up to date on 8730.2165

 

Same here.

 

Why do MS publish these things and then not actually deliver the updates in question. They’ll probably come available overnight I guess

 

Hi!

Can anyone here explain this to me?

 

I just upgraded to Office 2016 from Office 2010. The version of Office 2016 is up to date but I can't work out where the updates are listed. Office 2010 used to record updates under Installed Updates. Is there a record somewhere of what updates office 2016 has installed?

 

Office 2016 updates too frequently. I only pay for a office 365 subscription because I use the OneDrive storage and all the other "free" office alternatives that look as good as Office are not really free but subscription based, the true free ones like LibreOffice, others are slow and butt ugly to use. So I pay for an Office 365 subscription until a true free fast great looking Office alternative comes out which will be a long wait.