Office 2016 Pro is a "click to run" installation. It is an all-or-nothing installer. To get the "customize" installation you need a "traditional' MSI installer. MS has moved almost completely away from MSI installations. This is a step back to the dark
ages of "green screen", aka Mainframe, computing. Central IT, MS in this case, is in total control.
The example the PGM554 captured and showed is explicitly for Office 2016 Professional Plus. In 2013 it was the only remaining MSI installer I was aware of. It appears to be that way again in 2016. I have not been able to find that installer in the place
I got it from formerly, technet evaluation center.
I'm hoping PGM554 has a link we can use that he will post here <hint hint .... grin>
The instructions that BRADM posted are intended for corporate installations. But it may be possible for consumers to use the technique also ... Here are some parallel instructions for using the deployment tool to create a customized installation:
Customize Microsoft Office Click-to-Run (C2R) Setup to Install Selected Programs Only (2013 / 2016) askvg.
http://www.askvg.com/tip-customize-microsoft-office-click-to-run-c2r-setup-to-install-selected-programs-only/
This tool is intended for Business Office Administrators.
Apparently it may also be used for consumer Office bundles. (I have not tried it myself, rohn 007)