许多使用Windows 计算机(Windows computer)的人也使用Microsoft的(Microsoft)Office 套件(Office suite)。但是，虽然通过查看桌面的外观很容易发现您使用的Windows 版本，但了解您使用的(Windows version)Office版本可能有点棘手(bit trickier)。如果您需要此信息，在本教程中，我们将向您展示四种不同的方式来发现您正在使用的Office的确切版本：(Office)
1.启动 Microsoft Word(Start Microsoft Word)或任何其他Office 应用程序并查看(Office app and look)启动画面(splash screen)
当您启动任何Microsoft Office 应用程序(Microsoft Office app)时，在它加载之前，它会快速显示一个开始(Starting)屏幕。此屏幕会显示一两秒钟，它会告诉您正在使用的应用程序的名称和版本。这是Microsoft Office 2019中(Microsoft Office 2019)Word的起始屏幕。
如果您使用Microsoft Office 365 订阅(Microsoft Office 365 subscription)，则显示为Office 365，如下面的屏幕截图所示。此订阅可确保您访问由Microsoft开发的最新版本的Office。
您可以在下面看到Microsoft Office 2010中(Microsoft Office 2010)Word的启动屏幕示例。
此外，另一个来自旧的Microsoft Office 2003。
遗憾的是，此方法无法判断您使用的是 64 位还是 32 位版本的Microsoft Office，也不会共享确切的产品版本(product version)和内部版本号。
2.通过检查控制面板(Control Panel)或设置(Settings)应用程序找到您安装的Office版本(Office)
您还可以使用控制面板(Control Panel)或设置(Settings)应用程序（在 Windows 10 中）。这是如何做：
打开控制面板并导航(Control Panel and navigate)到程序(Programs)，然后导航到程序和功能(Programs and features)。等待(Wait)设备上安装的应用程序列表加载，然后滚动直到找到名称以Microsoft Office开头的程序。后面的部分是您使用的Microsoft Office的(Microsoft Office)版本和版本。(edition and version)如果单击或点击它，您还可以在控制面板(Control Panel)窗口底部看到确切的产品版本号(product version number)，如下所示。
如果您使用 Windows 10，请打开设置并导航(Settings and navigate)到应用程序(Apps)，然后导航到应用程序和功能(Apps & features)。在已安装应用程序列表中，找到Microsoft Office的条目。Microsoft Office之后的名称部分是edition 和 version(edition and version)。如果您单击或点击它，在其名称下方，您可以看到您拥有的Microsoft Office 套件的确切(Microsoft Office suite)产品版本号(product version number)。
不幸的是，此方法无法判断您使用的是 64 位还是 32 位版本的Microsoft Office。
3.通过查看菜单找到你安装的Office版本(Office)
自从Microsoft Office 2019推出以来，这种方法不再是一个很好的选择，尽管它可以帮助一些用户解决问题：
首先要做的是打开一个属于Microsoft Office的应用程序。打开哪个应用程序并不重要：您可以启动Word、Excel、PowerPoint、Access或任何其他应用程序。然后，查看顶部菜单的左侧，也称为功能区界面(ribbon interface)。根据“文件(File)”按钮的外观，您可以识别您拥有的Office版本。(Office)如果文件(File)按钮是矩形的，它的边缘很锋利，并且以大写字母开头，那么您使用的是Microsoft Office 2016、 2019 或Office 365。在这些办公室(Office)版本，没有重大的视觉差异来区分它们。
如果文件(File)按钮是矩形的，它的边缘很锋利，并且全部使用大写字母，那么您使用的是Microsoft Office 2013。
如果文件(File)按钮是矩形的，它的角是圆形的，并且以大写字母开头，那么您使用的是Microsoft Office 2010。
如果窗口左上角没有文件按钮，而是看到一个(File)Office图标，那么您使用的是Microsoft Office 2007。
如果您在窗口顶部没有看到功能区界面，则您使用的是(ribbon interface)Microsoft Office 2003或更早版本。
不幸的是，此方法无法显示您使用的是 64 位还是 32 位版本的Microsoft Office。
4.通过查看帮助(Help)或关于信息找到你安装的Office版本(Office)
打开安装在Windows 设备上的(Windows device)Office 应用(Office apps)之一。我们以 Microsoft Word为例。启动它后，通过单击或点击窗口左上角的“文件(File)”或“ Office ”按钮打开“(Office)文件”菜单。(File)
在打开的File或Office菜单中，查找名为Account的条目。单击或点击它。
如果您有Microsoft Office 2019、2016(Microsoft Office 2019)或Office 365 ，您可以在(Office 365)帐户(Account)页面的右侧看到您使用的版本，如下图所示(image below)。
此外，如果您还需要知道您是否拥有 32 位或 64 位版本的Office，请单击或点击(click or tap)关于Word(About Word)或关于(About)，然后是您打开的应用程序的名称。
将打开一个新窗口，您可以在其中查看 Microsoft Office 的产品版本(Microsoft Office)号和体系结构(product version number and architecture)。
如果您有Microsoft Office 2010，而不是“文件”菜单中的“(File)帐户(Account)”条目，您应该会看到“帮助(Help)”选项。单击(Click)或点击它，该套件的确切版本和架构(version and architecture)（64 位或 32 位）将显示在菜单的右侧。
如果您想了解有关您使用的Microsoft Office版本的更多详细信息，请单击或点击(click or tap) 其他版本和版权信息(Additional Version and Copyright Information)，然后您将看到“关于 Microsoft Word”(About Microsoft Word)窗口。
如果您有Microsoft Office 2007，请在Office菜单中单击或点击Word 选项(Word Options)按钮。
选择左侧的资源(Resources)，您可以在右侧的关于 Microsoft Office 2007(about Microsoft Office 2007)部分中看到您使用的Microsoft Office的确切版本。
如果您单击“关于(About)”按钮，您获得的信息会更加详细。
如果您使用的是更旧版本的Microsoft Office，例如 2003，在顶部菜单中，您会看到一个帮助(Help)按钮。单击它，然后单击关于 Microsoft Office Word(About Microsoft Office Word)。
“关于 Microsoft Office Word”(About Microsoft Office Word)窗口显示您正在使用的Office 套件(Office suite)的确切版本。
5.在命令提示符或 Powershell(Command Prompt or Powershell)的帮助下检查Windows 注册表(Windows Registry)，找到您安装的Office版本(Office)
最后一种方法涉及使用命令提示符(Command Prompt)或PowerShell，具体取决于您的喜好。我们选择启动PowerShell。在命令行窗口(command-line window)中，键入reg query "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Word.Application\CurVer"并按键盘上的Enter 。查看显示的输出。它应该类似于以下内容：
“ Word.Application”后面的数字告诉您您拥有的Microsoft Office 套件(Microsoft Office suite)的版本：
- 16.0 表示您拥有Microsoft Office 2016或Microsoft Office 2019或Microsoft Office 365
- 15.0 意味着你有Microsoft Office 2013
- 14.0 意味着你有Microsoft Office 2010
- 12.0 意味着你有Microsoft Office 2007
- 11.0 意味着你有Microsoft Office 2003
因为害怕数字 13(number 13) ，所以没有版本 13.0(version 13.0)。🙂 谁知道微软(Microsoft)是一家迷信的公司？另一个问题是，Office 2019和Office 2016不再通过Windows 注册表(Windows Registry)中的不同版本号(version number)来区分。
您使用什么版本的Microsoft Office？
这些是我们知道的找出您在Windows 计算机或设备(Windows computer or device)上安装的Microsoft Office版本的方法。我们希望您至少喜欢其中的一个，并且我们的教程已帮助您找到所需的信息。如果您知道其他方法，或者您有什么要添加到我们的指南中，请不要犹豫，使用下面的评论表。另外，请告诉我们您使用的Office版本。(Office)我们很想知道。
5 ways to find the exact version of Microsoft Office that you are using
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1. Start Microsoft Word or any other Office app and look at the splash screen
When you start any Microsoft Office app, before it loads, it quickly displays a Starting screen. This screen is shown for a second or two, and it tells you the name of the app that you are using and the version. Here is the starting screen for Word, in Microsoft Office 2019.
If you use the Microsoft Office 365 subscription, it says Office 365, like in the screenshot below. This subscription ensures that you get access to the latest version of Office developed by Microsoft.
Below you can see a sample of the starting screen of Word, in Microsoft Office 2010.
Also, another from the old Microsoft Office 2003.
Unfortunately, this method does not tell whether you use a 64-bit or 32-bit version of Microsoft Office, nor does it share the exact product version and build number.
2. Find what version of Office you have installed by checking the Control Panel or the Settings app
You can also use the Control Panel or the Settings app (in Windows 10). Here's how:
Open the Control Panel and navigate to Programs and then to Programs and features. Wait for the list of apps installed on your device to load, and then scroll until you find a program whose name starts with Microsoft Office. The part that comes after is the edition and version of the Microsoft Office that you use. If you click or tap on it, you can also see the exact product version number displayed on the bottom of the Control Panel window, as highlighted below.
If you use Windows 10, open Settings and navigate to Apps and then to Apps & features. In the list of installed apps, find an entry for Microsoft Office. The part of its name that comes after Microsoft Office is the edition and version. If you click or tap on it, beneath its name, you can see the exact product version number of the Microsoft Office suite that you have.
Unfortunately, this method does not tell whether you use a 64-bit or 32-bit version of Microsoft Office.
3. Find what version of Office you have installed by looking at the menus
Since the introduction of Microsoft Office 2019, this method is no longer a great option, even though it can help some users to figure things out:
The first thing to do is open one of the apps that are part of Microsoft Office. It does not matter which app you open: you can start Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, or any other. Then, look at the left side of the top menu, the one that is also called the ribbon interface. Depending on what the File button looks like, you can identify the version of Office you have. If the File button is rectangular, its edges are sharp, and it starts with an uppercase letter, then you are using Microsoft Office 2016, 2019 or Office 365. In these Office versions, there are no major visual differences to tell them apart.
If the File button is rectangular, its edges are sharp, and it uses all uppercase letters, then you are using Microsoft Office 2013.
If the File button is rectangular, its corners are round, and it starts with an uppercase letter, then you are using Microsoft Office 2010.
If there is no File button on the top-left corner of the window, and instead you see an Office icon, then you are using Microsoft Office 2007.
If you do not see a ribbon interface at the top of the window, then you are using Microsoft Office 2003 or earlier.
Unfortunately, this method does not reveal whether you use a 64-bit or 32-bit version of Microsoft Office.
4. Find what version of Office you have installed by checking the Help or About information
Open one of the Office apps installed on your Windows device. We use Microsoft Word as an example. Once you launch it, open the File menu by clicking or tapping on the File or Office button that is found at the top-left corner of the window.
In the File or Office menu that opens, look for an entry called Account. Click or tap on it.
If you have Microsoft Office 2019, 2016, or Office 365, you can see what edition you use on the right side of the Account page, just like in the image below.
Furthermore, if you also need to know whether you have the 32-bit or the 64-bit version of Office, click or tap on About Word or About followed by the name of the app that you have opened.
A new window is opened, in which you can see the product version number and architecture of your Microsoft Office.
If you have Microsoft Office 2010, instead of an Account entry in the File menu, you should see a Help option. Click or tap on it, and the exact version and architecture (64-bit or 32-bit) of the suite is displayed on the right side of the menu.
If you want even more detailed information about the version of Microsoft Office that you use, click or tap Additional Version and Copyright Information and you get to see the About Microsoft Word window.
If you have Microsoft Office 2007, in the Office menu, click or tap the Word Options button.
Select Resources on the left and you can see the exact version of Microsoft Office that you use on the right side, in the about Microsoft Office 2007 section.
If you click the About button, the information you get is even more detailed.
If you use an even older version of Microsoft Office, such as 2003, on the top menu, you have a Help button. Click on it, and then About Microsoft Office Word.
The About Microsoft Office Word window reveals the exact version of the Office suite that you are using.
5. Find what version of Office you have installed by checking the Windows Registry with the help of Command Prompt or Powershell
One last method involves the use of the Command Prompt or PowerShell, depending on what you prefer. We chose to start PowerShell. In the command-line window, type reg query "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Word.Application\CurVer" and press Enter on your keyboard. Look at the output displayed. It should be something similar to this:
The number that comes after "Word.Application" tells you the version of the Microsoft Office suite that you have:
- 16.0 means that you have Microsoft Office 2016 or Microsoft Office 2019, or Microsoft Office 365
- 15.0 means that you have Microsoft Office 2013
- 14.0 means that you have Microsoft Office 2010
- 12.0 means that you have Microsoft Office 2007
- 11.0 means that you have Microsoft Office 2003
There was no version 13.0 for fear of the number 13. 🙂 Who knew that Microsoft is a superstitious company? Another issue is that Office 2019 and Office 2016 are no longer differentiated by a different version number in the Windows Registry.
What version of Microsoft Office do you use?
These are the ways we know for finding out what version of Microsoft Office you have installed on a Windows computer or device. We hope that you like at least one of them and that our tutorial has helped you find the information you needed. If you know other methods or if you have something to add to our guide, do not hesitate to use the comments form below. Also, tell us what version of Office you are using. We are curious to know.
