Most of us use Microsoft Office programs on a regular basis but you can forget which Office edition you are running. If you need to know which Office.com setup you have, and which architecture (32-bit or 64 bit), we'll show you how to find this information quickly on Windows and Mac.
Understanding Office edition you have can be useful when installing templates and Office add-ins, some of them only
work with specific versions of Office.com setup
Windows: Office 2013 and 2016
Open one of the Office applications , for example Word. If the ribbon looks close to the picture below (ribbon tabs with sharp corners), use either Office 2013 or Office 2016. If your ribbon looks different, skip to section below.
Tap the "File" tab to find out more specifics about which edition about Office.com setup 2013 or 2016 you are using.
You can see on the right side of the account screen which version of Office you are using and whether you have a subscription plan or not. The exact version number and
build number are listed under the Office.com setup Updates section. Click "About Phrase" to find out whether your version of Office is 32-bit or 64-bit.
Windows: Office 2010
If the ribbon in your version of Office.com setup has tabs with corners that are not quite so sharp, you are likely using Office 2010. To find out more information about which version of Office 2010 you’re using, click the “File” tab.
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