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Folder Permissions in Groups
Tom Robey wrote:
I have removed the "inherit folder permissions from parent" but these folders are still visible.
That's step 1 of a 2 step process.
1) Remove "inherit folder permissions from parent" - this removes the connection from the parent object but importantly does not change any permissions at that time
2) Adjust the permissions on the folder. e.g. remove the Visitors group or set the Members group to read etc.
- DeletedAug 21, 2018
Can I ask you where do I find the "inherit folder permissions from parent" setting? As it looks like that I can only set that for library instead of a particular folder in a library?
- Aug 21, 2018
"Advanced Permissions" in the "i" Info panel.
Or via classic UI
- Jul 07, 2018Yep, as Kevin has well said you have to add/remove the users / groups you want to grant access to the folder
- TonyRedmondJul 10, 2018MVP
Or use Azure Information Protection (included in your Office 365 subscription) to protect the information that you only want selected staff members to see. I cover the topic here https://www.petri.com/protecting-office-365-document-libraries-guest-users in the context of protecting information against guest users, but the same technique works if you want to secure access to confidential information for selected tenant users.