Alternatively, if you're seeing a sign-in or license error in multiple apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), you should instead choose the 'Reset License and Sign-In' option. For example, if you're seeing an error every time you try to launch Excel, but the other Office apps seem to work just fine, you will want to choose only the 'Reset Excel' option. You should only select the checkboxes for the apps that you're having problems with. How do I know which checkboxes to select?
Office-Reset automates this process for you and provides more options than just brute-force removal. There is a knowledge base article on how to remove Office manually but it's fairly involved and labor-intensive. These files live in some pretty obscure and hard to find places.
There are many other periphery files created when you launch, activate and sign-in to Office. The app that you see in your /Applications folder is just the program. If I'm having issues, can't I just simply download and reinstall Office?
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