Add the ability to copy a modern site page from one site to another
You cannot copy a site page from on site to the site pages folder of another site. This is crazy. You can't restructure your pages into other sites. This prevents users from investing any effort in configuration that might change. It is extremely limiting.
Matt Barker
shared this idea
Thanks for the suggestion. While this can accomplished via PnP Powershell today, we understand the desire to have a way to do it in the UX. We’ll add it to our backlog.
164 comments
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Frank
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Please add this to the SharePoint UX. This is much needed to migrate SharePoint sites from one site, to another!
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CW
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You actually have to vote for this????????????????????????????????????
One more issue even worse than this is that using a Lookbook site template with a very nice site page used as the home page and guess what?:
You can't even rebuild/reproduce it if you wanted. So you can't copy, you can't rebuild from scratch.
Hi users: here's your subscription, please use our M365 subscription. Here's a cool example for you. Oh BTW, you can't rebuild that which you will always need, IT's SECRET. You can use it but there's no need for you to reuse this anywhere else and even if you do....tough !@it.
Ya, that's reallllllllly excellen!!!! Ya this inspires me a great deal alright; TO CANCEL THE SUBSCRIPTION.
Are you people !@#$%^& serious???? I don't understand, is Microsoft actually Candid Camera?? All these issues are so preposterous, inane and unwarranted it actually hurts your head trying to figure out their stupid motive.
Yes msft, email me back, ask me how I'm enjoying M365 and if I'd recommend to a friend or family, I dare you.
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Christian
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This feature is an absolute must.
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Mike Finch
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It's been over 18 months, any update on the status?
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Anonymous
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I really need this feature
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Ian Caldwell
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Copying a page to another site needs to be available from inside Sharepoint. Using Powershell is not an good option. However... I did find a Power Automate work-around! This is from the techcommunity page "Copy Site Pages (ClientSidePage) Site to Site" "Create an instant flow, add the manually trigger a flow trigger, and add the SharePoint Copy File action. See the image below, you can choose the exact file you want to copy, and the destination folders in a separate site. I'm creating a more complex flow that uses a "template" site to copy the "template" pages after the fact when I create a new O365 group (and associated site)." https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sharepoint/copy-site-pages-clientsidepage-site-to-site/m-p/135209
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Anonymous
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PLEASE LET US COPY / MOVE PAGES BETWEEN SITES!
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Anonymous
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It would indeed be very valuable (and time saving) to be able to copy and move SP pages from one site to another (e.g. different MS Teams group sites). Hopefully this will move from backlog to implementation soon.
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Anonymous
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Jesus, hurry up MSFT. You pay your developers hundreds of thousands of dollars for what exactly?!
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Adrian Quintanilla
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Its a needed features especially if you have a page in a private SP site and want to copy it to a SP that is public.
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Anders Mörtsell
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This would be a very useful feature. In addition to this I would also love for a move action, to move a page to another folder within the same library, or even better, the ability to move pages between sites just like you do with documents, but I understand the risks with this since it might break links, etc.
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Anonymous
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Add the ability to copy a modern site page from one site to another
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André
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Still Thinking about?????18 months now. MICROSOFT: Please solve the issue.
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James Rowan
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Also this is possible via a Power Automate Copy File action. I've used this to copy pages from one site to another.
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Anonymous
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Many of the clients i've worked with have asked for this.
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Anonymous
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That would be great
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CC
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I kind of thought this was possible as it totally makes sense, now I have to create the whole page again in a new group, that's sad and a waste of time...
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Anonymous
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This is essential basic functionality and it's very disappointing and a little bit absurd that it's still not available.
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jw h
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Still nothing on the roadmap about this capability being developed....
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Ian Caldwell
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This needs to be available to users and not just admin. We have expert users who create multi-page guides in SharePoint, and then want to either relocate the guide or re-use the guide on a different site.
