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HI Bobby,
Good day. The first thing you need to check is which Office license is actually linked to your Microsoft account.
Windows 10 Pro and Office/Excel are separate products, so the Windows 10 Pro purchase from 2016 wouldn't change Excel to the Professional edition.
Please check this first:
- Open Excel.
- Go to File > Account.
- Under Product Information, tell me the exact product name shown there.
- Also check the Belongs to section and let me know whether an email address is shown.
If you previously purchased Office Professional 2016, sign in to your Microsoft account and open Services & subscriptions. Check whether Office Professional 2016 is listed there. Microsoft uses the Microsoft account associated with the Office purchase to reinstall and activate Office 2016.
If Professional 2016 is listed, we can reinstall the correct edition rather than purchasing it again.
If you don't see it there, let me know what you see under File > Account in Excel. We can then check whether the Professional license was purchased with a different Microsoft account or whether the installed copy is simply a different Office edition.
Regards,
Jhun