Updated licensing-group-advanced.md wih MgGraph cmdlets

Author: bhaimicrosoft

articles/active-directory/enterprise-users/licensing-group-advanced.md

@@ -102,13 +102,13 @@ Here's an example of what this process may look like:
 ## Use PowerShell to see who has inherited and direct licenses
 You can use a PowerShell script to check if users have a license assigned directly or inherited from a group.
 
-1. Run the `connect-msolservice` cmdlet to authenticate and connect to your organization.
+1. Run the `Connect-MgGraph -Scopes "Organization.Read.All"` cmdlet to authenticate and connect to your organization using Microsoft Graph.
 
-2. `Get-MsolAccountSku` can be used to discover all provisioned product licenses in the Azure AD organization.
+2. `Get-MgSubscribedSku -All | Select-Object skuid -ExpandProperty serviceplans | select serviceplanid, serviceplanname` can be used to discover all provisioned product licenses in the Azure AD organization.
 
-   ![Screenshot of the Get-Msolaccountsku cmdlet](./media/licensing-group-advanced/get-msolaccountsku-cmdlet.png)
+   ![Screenshot of the Get-Msolaccountsku cmdlet](./media/licensing-group-advanced/get-mgsubscribedsku-cmdlet.png)
 
-3. Use the *AccountSkuId* value for the license you're interested in with [this PowerShell script](licensing-ps-examples.md#check-if-user-license-is-assigned-directly-or-inherited-from-a-group). A list populates the users who have this license and information about how the license is assigned.
+3. Use the *ServicePlanId* value for the license you're interested in with [this PowerShell script](licensing-ps-examples.md#check-if-user-license-is-assigned-directly-or-inherited-from-a-group). A list populates the users who have this license and information about how the license is assigned.
 
 ## Use Audit logs to monitor group-based licensing activity