Planned Office migration inventory

Find the macros and add-ins that deserve testing before Office 2021 is replaced.

Office 2021 and Office LTSC 2021 reached end of support on October 13, 2026. Installed apps and files did not shut down. Use free file search, Microsoft's migration and inventory guidance, supported deployment tools and manual testing to find macro and add-in risks. Or reserve a small metadata-first inventory and test queue.

Inventory first; migration claims later

LOCATE

Risk-bearing files

List macro-enabled and legacy formats, external links, file ages, and declared dependencies without reading document content by default.

RANK

Testing priority

Separate ordinary documents from signed macros, linked workbooks, add-ins, and business-critical owner-designated workflows.

HAND OFF

Migration checklist

Export a human-review queue for the supported Office target; do not claim metadata alone proves compatibility.

Reserve the proposed $149 inventory

$149 for up to 5 PCs and 250 Office files. Metadata-first report only, not a compatibility guarantee. We agree privacy and deletion terms with you before you send any files.

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Frequently asked questions

Did Office 2021 stop working when support ended?

No. October 13, 2026 was an end-of-support date, not a shutdown. Apps and files may keep working without regular support and security updates.

What can an IT team do for free?

Use file searches, Microsoft's migration and inventory guidance, deployment tools and manual target-environment tests.

What would a metadata inventory flag?

Macro-enabled documents, legacy formats, external links and declared add-ins can be listed for review.

Does a metadata scan prove compatibility?

No. Macros, add-ins, linked files and workflows require testing in the target Office environment.

Can LibreOffice be used instead?

It may open some files, but that does not prove Office macro, add-in or full-fidelity compatibility.