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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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Hi Teresa
Thx for a great post!
Many of my users are having trouble with exporting their Wikis to OneNote. They get this error:
Export didn't complete.
Looks like something went wrong, and you'll need to restart the export. If the problem persists, contact your IT admin for help.
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We have tested Teams version, Teams for Web, Started an app for OneNote, Cleared cache, checked the permissions and settings in the Teams - without results.
Have you, or anyone else in this thread heard of a solution for this? My suspicion is that's an error on some old Teams. We started up with Teams back in 2017'ish.
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Br. Linda Gärtner Nielsen
Thx for a great post!
Many of my users are having trouble with exporting their Wikis to OneNote. They get this error:
Export didn't complete.
Looks like something went wrong, and you'll need to restart the export. If the problem persists, contact your IT admin for help.
*************************
We have tested Teams version, Teams for Web, Started an app for OneNote, Cleared cache, checked the permissions and settings in the Teams - without results.
Have you, or anyone else in this thread heard of a solution for this? My suspicion is that's an error on some old Teams. We started up with Teams back in 2017'ish.
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Br. Linda Gärtner Nielsen
We’re looking at Perfect Wiki. It integrates with Microsoft Teams and I’ve tested importing Teams Wikis. Works a treat. Just like Teams Wiki only better, with search functions etc. It’s not free but is so much better than the clunkiness of the OneNote solution.