Exam MS-100 topic 5 question 48 discussion

Wrong! This is Office on the Web and SharePoint Online as you need somewhere to store/access documents

My instinct was Office on the Web (Create and Edit) and SharePoint Online (Save and access).

In the context of the question, enabling SharePoint Online is a better option than MS365 Apps for Enterprise for User1 because the requirement is to create documents using Office for the web. SharePoint Online provides a cloud-based platform for document storage, management, and collaboration. It integrates seamlessly with Office for the web, allowing users to create, edit, and collaborate on documents directly within the SharePoint environment using their web browsers. On the other hand, MS365 Apps for Enterprise is a suite of desktop applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and others. It is designed for users who need to install and use Office applications on their computers. While the suite does provide access to the Office applications, it does not directly address the need for creating documents using Office for the web.

Always Sharepoint/OneDrive and Office on the Web!

Yep the answer is wrong. M365 Apps for Enterprise is needed only for using the M365 client apps but not for creating content in office for the web. One just need a storage space, OneDrive or SharePoint, meaning the SharePoint license.

Did a repro and when assigning only office for the web you get an error To assign a license that contains Office for the web, you must also assign one of the following service plans: SharePoint (Plan 2), SharePoint (Plan 1).

Microsoft 365 Apps includes OneDrive to store the files.

Office for the web (formerly Office Web Apps) opens Word, Excel, OneNote, and PowerPoint documents in your web browser. Office for the web makes it easier to work and share Office files from anywhere with an internet connection, from almost any device. Microsoft 365 customers with Word, Excel, OneNote, or PowerPoint can view, create, and edit files on the go. they do not mention SPS, so only Office for the web, you can create and save locally to your computer if you consider sharepoint as repository to save choose sharepoint option too

There was an identical question earlier (https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/microsoft/view/51069-exam-ms-100-topic-2-question-43-discussion/) but the difference here is that the license and question wording is about "Office for the web", whereas the other question writes about "Office Online", but it is the same thing. Surely, the answer should be the same as in the earlier question – Office for the web and SharePoint Online (Plan 2), because you need Office for the web (Office Online) to create documents and SharePoint to store them.