Patching vulnerabilities in the Office "shared components" and graphics filters.
Build incorporates these fixes. For organizations that delay updates for testing, this build became a recommended baseline because it was stable and addressed all major known CVEs up to March 2019 without introducing the telemetry-heavy patches that arrived later in 2019.
If you find yourself needing to install or reference , rest assured that you are working with one of the most stable, well-documented builds in the history of Microsoft Office. MS Office 2016 Pro Plus 16.0.4738.1000 March 2019
The March 2019 update of MS Office 2016 Pro Plus brings several exciting features and improvements, including:
The "Tell Me what you want to do" search box had matured significantly. In early 2016 builds, it was slow and occasionally missed commands. By March 2019, it was fast, contextual, and supported natural language queries. If you find yourself needing to install or
These issues are minor compared to the stability offered, and Microsoft has since released post-March 2019 hotfixes for some of them (available via the Update Now button in Account settings).
Mainstream support for Office 2016 has ended, and extended support is scheduled to end on October 14, 2025 By March 2019, it was fast, contextual, and
End of support for Office 2016 and Office 2019 - Microsoft Support
To ensure your system remains secure, it is recommended to check for the Latest Office 2016 Updates or consider upgrading to a newer version like Office 2021 or Microsoft 365. Microsoft Support download link for this specific build, or do you need help installing updates for your current version? March 5, 2019, update for Office 2016 (KB4462118)