Needing help delete a version of office for mac that i have

The version of office i have for my mac started acting up for some reason, the spinning wheel of death when tryng to use smart art. I spoke to microsoft but they couldnt advice me on anything that worked, i have now tried to delete the programme and reinstall it but when i did i tried to open word i would be prompted with an error message.
i wreckon when deleteing it previously there are still some parts of the programme on my hard drive and its effecting the reinstallment oof office.
thanks in advanced.

How to completely remove Office 2008 for Mac - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2500821.
How to completely remove Office 2011 for Mac - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398768?wa=wsignin1.0.
Which version of Office do you have?
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Hi,
I work on a second hand macbook pro running on 10.9 and now want office for mac on it, additionally to the sofware I already have.
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