How to Change Word, Excel, Powerpoint 2016 to Vietnamese

Nowadays, most applications have been localized into Vietnamese, including Microsoft Office. In our previous article, we guided readers on how to install Vietnamese in Office 2013, or in other words, switch the default language of Office from English to Vietnamese.

How to Change Word, Excel, Powerpoint 2016 to Vietnamese

- Download Office 2016 for Windows: Office 2016
- Download Office 2016 for Mac: Office 2016 for Mac

After installing Office 2016, Vietnamese language support is not available by default. However, installing Vietnamese language for Office 2016 is not too difficult. If you have already installed Office 2016, refer to the steps below to install Vietnamese language for Office 2016.

 Note

This article is performed on Word, but you can perform similar steps on Excel, Powerpoint, or other applications to install Vietnamese language for Office 2016.

Step 1: Open Word 2016, Excel, or PowePoint => Choose File

Step 2: Select Options

Step 3: Choose Language

Step 4: Click on Not installed

Then, you will be directed to the Download Vietnamese font page for Office 2016 => Find and click Download to download Vietnamese font for Office 2016. (If you want to install another language, choose that language and proceed similarly)

Step 5: Run the downloaded file => select Continue

Please wait a few seconds...

Office 2016 will reinstall the language within a short period of time. Make sure your internet connection is stable.

Finally, select Close to finish installing the Vietnamese language for Office 2016

Step 6: Open a new Word file and follow Step 1 and Step 2, Step 3 => Choose Vietnamese language in all 3 boxes as shown in the image below (Note the positions must be at the top, click on the arrow next to move up or down) => Select OK

Select OK to Restart Word 2016

Now reopen Word and you will have the Vietnamese interface.

Thus, Mytour has completed guiding the trick to install Vietnamese for Office 2016 to operate Word, Excel, PowerPoint in Vietnamese. If you are still using Office 2013, you can refer to how to change the language in Office 2013 that we have instructed earlier. And if the Start Screen bothers you every time you start, we advise you to turn off Start Screen Office 2016. Wishing you convenient usage.

Vietnamese is currently the most talked-about topic, the future is uncertain, however, tools to convert Vietnamese to Chinese are being developed vigorously, you can access an online Vietnamese to Chinese converter here to convert Vietnamese to Chinese.