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112 votes16 comments · SharePoint Administration » Office 365 SharePoint Tenant Admin · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thx for your input. We are working on this and modern sites will be available from SP Admin Center soon.
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We are hard at work on this capability now. We’ll release it early next year.
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134 votes3 comments · SharePoint Administration » on-premise Central Admin · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Dainis
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Great idea! Maybe even support this down to the site collection level, not just tenant level settings.
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Drag and drop, *or* right-click to save attachments into a SharePoint library. Kind of like the old "Save As" right-click function. Simple enough to pull a list of associated SPO libraries from Graph, I would think, since your O365 SharePoint tile already does this.
There's a Flow that already saves all attachments into a OneDrive folder, and another that saves OneDrive files into a SPO library - why not cut out the middleman?Dainis
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446 votesworking on it ·AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
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As of March 2019 this feature is available to all users of the list/library webparts on modern publishing pages, and to 50% of First Release users in the full page lists/library app. We are continuing to roll this out to all users, but it’s part of a collection of other features, and we have paused rollout a few times to address requests and changes in those other features.
Note this feature is available only in SharePoint Online
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Agreed. Custom columns on lists seems like a relatively easy function to support, as it basically forms the foundation of Sharepoint. Thanks for considering.
Teams, too, since they're all basically the same thing.