Are you using an old or non "professional" version of Visio?

[miless2111s]

Thanks for your help on this, I want to understand if I need to keep two version running in parallel to cater for people who don't have professional versions of Visio or if we all go for the Professional version

For the purposes of this question if you have many versions please answer for the latest (professional) version - I am aware that some of us have many copies available for bug fixing etc.

Thanks

Miles

[Paul Herber]

I have made this a sticky topic for a while to help users to see it.

[miless2111s]

Thank you Paul, the results are interesting so far.

[Surrogate]

I' an not sure that you can get so many answers for this poll, may be dozen or two dozens…

[Paul Herber]

Here are some figures from my sales that might help. I ask buyers which version of Visio is in use (but not Standard or Pro, just the year). These figures are 'adjusted' but show the correct proportions.

2003  132
2007  168
2010  324
2013  612
2016  1536
2019  1908
Plan1  6
Plan2  162

[Surrogate]

I ask buyers

Wow, very quick responce! 
I am wondered

As time progresses, the customer base using older versions dwindles...slowly.  I think the average Visio user tends to cling to their version, for better or worse, until some circumstance moves them to a newer version.

I agree with Wapperdude's opinion

[Visisthebest]

For your purpose I answered "Always the latest professional version" but the real answer not in the list is of course the Last stable version with optimal performance.

I think in Plan 2 you can revert to an earlier version if the latest is not stable and/or has poor performance.

Visio 2019/the current Plan 2 desktop version has good performance and stability for my purposes, although performance can still be improved of course.