Last year, we released enhancements that allow you to copy files in Office 365. Today, we're adding the ability to move files in Office 365 with full fidelity protections for metadata and version ma...
Updated Feb 15, 2018
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dustintadam yes, you can move folders as well!
Maxwell Shifman the functionality is limited by the capacity of the destination. Note that files with many versions will consume quota.
Steven Tolboe If you move a file that you shared from OneDrive for Business, you should re-share it from the destination. Re-sharing the file will make sure that both the link and the permissions are correctly configured and also follow the policies of the destination site
Chad Stout The files should retain labels after Move.
Steven Zakulec, great suggestion for enabling Copy/Move for Flows, thank you!
Deleted, we’re investigating this scenario but you’re intuition is on track. At this time, if the destination doesn’t accept every version of a source file, any truncated versions can still be retrieved from the recycle bin at the source. This should not impact most users but thanks for pointing this out.
null null, Document IDs are constant only if you move a within a site collection. When a file moves to another site, the file gets a new Document ID.
Norman Chin, neither Move nor Copy require the Graph
Vanessa Oats, the current behavior for libraries with required columns is under investigation, thanks for pointing this out
Robert Bertora, we use various techniques to move files in parallel but it sounds like you did not have a great experience. We’re investigating.