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Assign Licenses to Groups in Azure AD Follow the procedure below to assign licenses to Microsoft 365 groups. Head to the ?Licenses? tab in the ?Azure Active Directory?. Go to the ?All products? tab and select (tick) the appropriate licenses to be assigned. Click on the ?Assign? option.

Individual (Single-user): This license type allows the program to be installed and used on one CPU which is not accessed by other users over a network. The software will only be used on a single computer, and other users will not be able to access or run the software while connected to your computer.

A user can be a member of multiple groups with licenses. Here are some things to consider: Multiple licenses for the same product can overlap, and they result in all enabled services being applied to the user.

To start the assignment, select Assign at the top of the page. On the Assign license page, select Users and groups to open a list of users and groups. Select a user or group, and then use the Select button at the bottom of the page to confirm your selection.

Assigning Licenses to a Group Go to the Azure AD blade and select "Licenses." Next, select "All products" under manage and you'll see a listing of the licenses available within your tenant. Select the license you want to work with (for this example, I selected E3) and then select "Assign" from the top of the menu.

Assigning Licenses to a Group Go to the Azure AD blade and select "Licenses." Next, select "All products" under manage and you'll see a listing of the licenses available within your tenant. Select the license you want to work with (for this example, I selected E3) and then select "Assign" from the top of the menu.

To create a group-based license in the Azure portal, you need to follow the below two steps. Create a group in the Azure Active Directory. Assign licenses to groups in Azure AD. Verify group-based license assignment. Check Microsoft 365 license assignment path.