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[[File:Teams-logo.png|75px|left]] Documents should ideally be stored in the corresponding work unit Team and match permissions access granted by Team membership. OneDrive is ideal for drafts and personal documents.
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# Select the channel.  If there is a folder in the channel a folder can be selected if needed.   
 
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=== From Teams to OneDrive or another Channel ===
 
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# Find the desired folder in the channel or '''OneDrive'''.
 
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===Bulk Moving/Copying===
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* If copying multiple files, or deeply nested folders it is recommended to do some from the SharePoint interface vs using Teams.
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* Verify all content has successfully moved over. There can be a delay with file directories updating, or Teams cache needing to be cleared especially if you are moving contents from the Teams app.
  
 
=== Advanced Features ===
 
=== Advanced Features ===

Latest revision as of 10:55, 11 May 2026


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Documents should ideally be stored in the corresponding work unit Team or Academic Team. OneDrive is ideal for drafts and personal documents that are tied to an individual user account.

From OneDrive to Teams

The easiest way to move or copy a file from OneDrive to Teams is from within the Teams desktop app or Teams web client.

  1. In the Teams app click on Files on the far left.
  2. In the Files column click on OneDrive.
  3. Find the file or files that you need to move or copy..
  4. Click the selection check box on the left.
  5. In the top bar click on Move or Copy.
  6. In the new window that opens click on Browse Teams and Channels.
  7. A list of all the teams that you belong to will load. Select the desired team.
  8. Select the channel. If there is a folder in the channel a folder can be selected if needed.
  9. Click Copy or Move


From Teams to OneDrive or another Channel

Files can be moved or copied from a Teams channels to your OneDrive or another channel.

  1. In the Teams app click on Teams the far left.
  2. Find the team and channel that contain the files to be moved or copied.
  3. Click on the Files tab of the selected channel.
  4. Find the file or files that you need to move or copy.
  5. Click the selection check box on the left.
  6. In the top bar click on the three horizontal dots and select Move or Copy.
    1. To move or copy to another Team or channel select Browse Teams and Channels.
    2. To move or copy to your OneDrive select OneDrive.
  7. Find the desired folder in the channel or OneDrive.
  8. Click Copy or Move.

Bulk Moving/Copying

  • If copying multiple files, or deeply nested folders it is recommended to do some from the SharePoint interface vs using Teams.
  • Verify all content has successfully moved over. There can be a delay with file directories updating, or Teams cache needing to be cleared especially if you are moving contents from the Teams app.

Advanced Features

You can synchronize your OneDrive and Teams files to your encrypted, local college-owned computer. To protect college information and individual privacy, please do not sync with personal computers or devices.

Using Windows File Explorer and OneDrive Sync

Using Windows File Explorer and Teams Sync