If you're correctly booting the media (as a UEFI device if offered) to delete all partitions and then click next to auto-format, then it should ask which version you want. The exception is if it sees an embedded Windows 8/8.1 Home Product Key it will force Home.
If you also used the latest bootable media for Version 1803 created from Media Creation Tool, then it should allow using thePro key to do the Easy Upgrade from Activation Settings. For older versions it requires first inserting the Pro Generic key to install Windows 10 RTM to change to Pro, then activating with your Pro Product Key.
If you reinstalled an older version then I'd not mess with the buggy Windows Update assistant but reinstall with the latest media following the illustrated steps in this link which compile the best possible Clean Install of Windows which will stay that way as long as you stick with the tools and methods given, has zero reported problems, and is better than any amount of money could buy: Clean Install Windows 10