I want site A to be the owner of a folder which they manage and keep up to date but Site B and C could also do with having view access to these documents. This is very easy to do with Dropbox but isn't possible with sharepoint. Copying doesn't allow for universal update of files and folders and putting in a link isn't any good either as it doesn't work on onedrive mobile app plus I don't want people being redirected to a department they don't belong too/ don't have permission for.

Please add this basic dropbox type functionality as it would be so powerful to share like dropbox in an environment like sharepoint

For companies that use SharePoint Online for their intranet portal, SP admins need a way to change the default theme used for site provisioning. We also need a control similar to that used for the O365 theme, where we can override the permissions to NOT allow any user (other than admins) to change the site theme after the site is provisioned. Many companies do not want end users changing the site theme because it confuses end users who access pages on intranet portal sites. Using the SP framework to change the site theme and creating custom permission levels to not let users change the theme is an incredible amount of overhead compared to the settings currently used to configure and enforce the O365 theme.

I wish a specific user not to download file. My users recognize that if we set the right only to read file, we are able to download the text file, PDF, and pictures although I find the file not downloadable. Nevertheless, the folder itself can be downloaded even if I have Office files within the folder. That makes my users mistake all the files within the folder for downloadable ones despite the fact that the Office files fail and that we can't view the file. I request that in case I set the right only to read, I am unable to download a file itself no matter what item is within folders.

When selecting any view other than the “Modern View” in “Select View” for “Post Web Parts” at “Edit Page” after displaying the archive by month, the “by month” filter fails and the same posts are being displayed for different months.
When setting the “Summary View”, the “Edit Current View” option that is being displayed in ther views is no longer displayed and it might work as a work-around for the symptom, but it makes the option to select a different view meaningless.

I would like for you to ensure that the classification in the “monthly” filter works properly.
If that`s not possible, please remove the “Edit View” option from the “monthly” filter.

Need the document deletion policy to run as advertised in the MS Article -->

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Overview-of-document-deletion-policies-55e8d858-f278-482b-a198-2e62d6a2e6e5?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1

At the moment there's no way to guarantee it would run, when would it run, even if it runs whether it would delete items as mentioned in the criteria etc. The first time it runs it indexes and expires the data. The second time it runs (which could be in 1 week, 2 weeks, God knows when) it would delete the data - that too there's no guarantee. I mean this is damn stupid & really lame. Why create a feature that doesn't work at all like it should especially when its advertised.

MS says that its a low priority job & that there's no way to guarantee its execution. Why the heck would do something like that? The priority of the job should be basis the customer's requirement and not what MS thinks it should be. Why should the customer pay for extra storage that he doesn't want to pay for. Aren't you cheating your customer's when you do that???

Hi,

We are migrating content from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online.

We have two document libraries in team site with 33436 and 33416 documents in team site libraries.

We have one document library with 27010 documents in Document Centre site.

We are using following power shell command to migrate data: This command does not migrate all documents, it just copy some data into SharePoint Online. Please let me know what are the other ways to achieve this?

Run on SharePoint 2010 PowerShell
$SourUrl = "Site URL"
$itemUrl = "Library Path"
$path = "E:\Migration API\Sources\AuthCodeReview"
Export-SPWeb -Identity $SourUrl -ItemUrl $itemUrl -Path $path -NoFileCompression -IncludeVersions all -Verbose

Run this on SharePoint online PowerShell
$cred = get-credential
$TargetWebUrl = "<Target SPO Site URL>"
$TargetDocumentLibraryPath = "AuthCodeReview"
$SourceFilesPath = "E:\Migration API\Sources\AuthCodeReview"
$outputPackagePath = “E:\Migration API\Sources\AuthCodeReview"
ConvertTo-SPOMigrationTargetedPackage –SourceFilesPath $SourceFilesPath -SourcePackagePath $SourceFilesPath -outputPackagePath $outputPackagePath -TargetWebUrl $TargetWebUrl -TargetDocumentLibraryPath $TargetDocumentLibraryPath -Credentials $cred -Verbose
Invoke-SPOMigrationEncryptUploadSubmit -SourceFilesPath $SourceFilesPath -SourcePackagePath $outputPackagePath -Credentials $cred -TargetWebUrl $targetWebUrl
Get-SPOMigrationJobStatus -TargetWebUrl $TargetWebUrl -Credentials $cred

Regards,

Amit