Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
Yes — if Microsoft 365 is still active, Office can continue to prefer that subscription license until it expires. After the subscription ends, Office Home 2024 should become the available license, provided it is already redeemed to the same Microsoft account.
Try this:
- Confirm Office Home 2024 is on the account.
- Go to Subscription.
- Check that Microsoft Office Home 2024 appears under Products you've purchased.
- In an Office app, check the current license.
- Open Word or Excel.
- Go to File > Account.
- Under Product Information, check which license is currently being used.
- If Microsoft 365 is still shown, wait until the subscription expires.
- The installed apps can continue to show the Microsoft 365 license while that subscription is active.
- Once the subscription ends, the Office Home 2024 license should be the one available for that account.
- If it still does not switch after expiration, reinstall from the redeemed product.
- Remove the existing Office installation from Windows.
- Then go to Services & subscriptions and install Office from the Office Home 2024 entry tied to the account.
- After reinstalling, reopen an Office app and verify the result.
- Go again to File > Account.
- Under Product Information, it should show Microsoft Office Home 2024.
Relevant detail: Office 2024 is a one-time purchase for one computer, while Microsoft 365 is a subscription. If both are associated with the same account, the subscription license can take precedence until it ends.
References:
- What's the difference between Microsoft 365 and Office 2024?
- Switch to Office Home and Business 2024
- Microsoft 365 subscription features aren't available in Office apps
- Purchased Office Home 2024 but still shows as Office 365 - Microsoft Q&A
- I purchased Office 2024 Home and Business, but MS 365 keeps installing instead why? - Microsoft Q&A