In the word 2016 window, where is the status bar located?

top of the window denoting the document name
bottom of the window allowing you to move the view left or right
group of icons located at the top of the window also known as the ribbon
at the bottom of the screen that gives information like current page, word count, etc.

In the Word 2016 window, the Status bar is located at the bottom of the screen that gives information like current page, word count, etc.

Explanation:

A printscreen of the status bar is given in the attachment to give a better idea where can we locate the Status Bar in Word 2016.

The status bar give user a glimpse of some basic info related to the document the user is currently working with. By default, the Status Bar in Word 2016 includes info such as Page Number, Word Count, Language, Zoom etc.

However, the Status Bar can also be customized to show or hide specific info from the Status Bar. This can easily be done by right clicking on the Status Bar and choose to show/hide a specific info (e.g. Line Number) from a drop down list.

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