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Anonymous
Jun 05, 2019The link can't be sent because at least one recipient isnt valid
Hi all, When I try to share to "specific people" from OneDrive or SharePoint online I get an error message "The link can't be sent because at least one recipient isn't valid" It happens with all ex...
StephenRice
Microsoft
Jun 10, 2019Hi Deleted,
Can you post a screenshot (with e-mails blurred out of course :) ) so I can help troubleshoot? Thanks!
Stephen Rice
OneDrive Program Manager II
- DougDMLGJan 07, 2022Copper Contributor
StephenRice I am having this problem as well. I type in the email for an external user and it keeps bringing up my name. People talked about hitting enter after typing in the email but that just resolves to me. It looks like I have permissions set up correctly but it just doesn't share.
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- jbeesoonMar 25, 2022Copper Contributor
DougDMLG type ; (semicolumn- after the email address -it fixed mine
- ParisHilton545Feb 08, 2023Copper ContributorCongratulations - This is the only actual fix I've ever received from one of these threads! Thank you!!
- AnonymousJun 10, 2019
- StephenRiceJun 10, 2019
Microsoft
Hi Deleted,
Can you try hitting "Ctrl + K" and see what happens? It looks like the e-mail is unresolved. Let me know if that fixes it (as that will help confirm what the bug is). Thanks!
Stephen Rice- ten35techJun 29, 2022Copper ContributorWhen I try to share a file with my personal email to test external sharing, I get this same error. If I accept the suggestion (what I think ctrl-K would do), it just resolves to my WORK email, which isn't remotely helpful.
I've tried opening up SharePoint settings to allow anyone with the link, but OneDrive's share dialog still won't allow my email. If I copy the link & open it in an incognito window, that works fine, but it's cumbersome.
In order to share using the dialog, does everyone I want to send a link to need to be set up as
a guest in Azure AD? That seems nuts.
Also, am I to understand that OneDrive's privileges are LESS permissive than SharePoint? That doesn't seem logical.