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To answer your first question : no, there's absolutely no wat to determine if a version of Office is cracked or not by looking at the files made with said version. Tho Microsoft can see if a cracked version sends telemetry but they don't care about it. You can use it freely. And honestly, LibreOffice is 1 to 1 compatible, you just have to install Microsoft's proprietary fonts.
Idk about Excel/Calc, but LibreOffice Writer is definitely not 1 to 1 compatible with Word, not even close.
It's rather the other way around, Word is not 1 to 1 compatible with LibreOffice Writer when it comes to document editing. Writer is far better on that aspect.
OnlyOffice is more compatible IMO
I love FOSS but LibreCalc sucks! Word is good, I did a project with it, I am pretty sure you can get the hang of it. Not sure about anything else tho
Yeah I must admit that once you have used Excel, it's hard to use anything else... But Writer is honestly less finnicky to use than Word imo.