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How to set sharing setting in this situation
My situation is as follows: I have my business OneDrive account. I have a fixed # of known users to share multiple files. These users may not have MS accounts. I want these users to have ...
I agree with MikeWWW. If you are going to constantly share files with multiple individuals, I would create a Team or a SharePoint site to house these files. Then just share out the site or add as Team members.
If you are specifically looking at OneDrive, another option would be to create a folder in OneDrive and just share out the folder to the users. Then just upload the files to the shared folder. Just as a precaution with OneDrive though... if you leave the organization, the files do too.
If you are specifically looking at OneDrive, another option would be to create a folder in OneDrive and just share out the folder to the users. Then just upload the files to the shared folder. Just as a precaution with OneDrive though... if you leave the organization, the files do too.
>I would create a Team or a SharePoint site to house these files. Then just share out the site or add as Team members.
Is this article
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/customize-sharepoint-site-permissions
?
Is this article
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/customize-sharepoint-site-permissions
?
- If you are looking to create your own groups and permission levels in a SharePoint site, the link you provided works. However, if you are looking to just share a site out and have owners, members, and visitors, then I would use this link: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/share-a-site-958771a8-d041-4eb8-b51c-afea2eae3658
I recommend using the out of the box SharePoint groups and/or O365 group for permissions. Unless you have a use case to in the site which requires customization of groups and permission levels.
