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Office365 Groups not showing up in SharePoint
I am changing our internal SharePoint site and our company plans to more extensively use document libraries. I have created a separate site for each division and then created document libraries withi...
He’s talking about adding members of those groups to permission on the sites.
My question is why didn’t you just create the groups then utilize the attached SharePoint sites for them?
Anyway I can’t recall if you can use an office 365 group like a security group when it comes to SharePoint permissions. I’ll have to test it.
My question is why didn’t you just create the groups then utilize the attached SharePoint sites for them?
Anyway I can’t recall if you can use an office 365 group like a security group when it comes to SharePoint permissions. I’ll have to test it.
I think that is what I am trying to do. I create the group at admin.microsoft.com and then go to SharePoint and try to add that group to the document library. That is where the group does not show up.
I appreciate the help Chris.
I appreciate the help Chris.
rheitrich when you create a new SharePoint site, from the new SPO admin center, or from the SPO home page, you automatically get an Office 365 Group, which eliminates the need to create this group as you did.
Since you already the sites created, i'm assuming that you created them in the old/classic SPO Admin Center, and use the classic Team site template. If this is the case, you can follow the instructions in the article written by jcgonzalezmartin at https://www.petri.com/adding-new-office-365-group-existing-classic-sharepoint-online-site
