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Microsoft Teams News: Wiki Page Retiring in January 2024 & There Are Things You Must Do
Before saying "Peace Out" to Wiki Page in January 2024, you must do some things. This in-depth video discusses what to expect, Microsoft's timelines, and a guide to completing the transition. ...
REVISED: Regarding the Wiki Libraries in SharePoint, the wiki pages will remain on SharePoint. However, the Wiki Page and App are not available in January 2024.
I created a video on exporting the Wiki libraries content to a zip file and opening the pages into a Word file as a BACKUP. It will be available later this week. I will update this post with the link when it is available.
Stay tuned.
/Teresa
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Hey, how about wiki pages libraries in SharePoint, are they also being retired?
Cheers
Joerg
Cheers
Joerg
_J-K_ SharePoint Wiki Libraries are not covered by this announcement, and there have not been any other announcements about them.
REVISED: Regarding the Wiki Libraries in SharePoint, the wiki pages will remain on SharePoint. However, the Wiki Page and App are not available in January 2024.
I created a video on exporting the Wiki libraries content to a zip file and opening the pages into a Word file as a BACKUP. It will be available later this week. I will update this post with the link when it is available.
Stay tuned.
/Teresa
#traccreations4e
Thank you so much for this! Here is the one thing I can't figure out...any help would be greatly appreciated.
- My problem is that the yellow banner to export to OneNote only appears when I am using Public Preview (EA). We don't allow public preview for most of our users so they cannot perform the export operation
- Also, I recall hearing that as it stands right now, users shouldn't be able to create NEW wiki tabs. However, even if I'm on public preview, I can STILL create new wiki tabs.
- Yes, I get the warning but I can still create new wiki tabs in the standard version of Teams
- I am version 1.6.00.8767
Sorry for the delay. It was Easter weekend in the USA.
You have a valid question. Thank you for sharing. I am an independent advisor, so here is my "logical" response I don't have any details from Microsoft.
* MS allows the EA users to use the products first to ensure it works correctly before rolling out to the remaining users.
* I recommend you inform your organization of this change to prevent Wiki Page creations.
* If you are an IT Admin and plan to convert the sites yourself, respectively, start converting.
* Or give the site owners temporary EA access so they can begin converting.
Here are my additional thoughts, MS indicated that Wiki will be unsupported starting in June. Will they extend that date for GA users since the exporting tool is not available yet?I hope this helps.
/Teresa
