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Hi The answer to this is probably staring me in the face, and will be trivial to many on this forum I suspect. I want to create a list using PnP PowerShell, with items based on document librarie...
stromnessian You can use this PowerShell:
$lists = Get-PnPList -Includes RootFolder $lists.RootFolder.NameThis will give you the correct name of document library.
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To clarify:
Step 1. is to find all document libraries using Get-PnpList.
Step 2. is to, for each of the above, find all top level folders using Get-PnPFolderItem -FolderSiteRelativeUrl.
I initially used the Title property of the lists found in 1., but this doesn't work for "Shared Documents" as the title is "Documents".
Step 1. is to find all document libraries using Get-PnpList.
Step 2. is to, for each of the above, find all top level folders using Get-PnPFolderItem -FolderSiteRelativeUrl.
I initially used the Title property of the lists found in 1., but this doesn't work for "Shared Documents" as the title is "Documents".
stromnessian You can use this PowerShell:
$lists = Get-PnPList -Includes RootFolder
$lists.RootFolder.Name
This will give you the correct name of document library.
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Awesome, thanks ganeshsanap!