Feb 14 2019 03:50 AM
Is there a way to save PDF files directly to sharepoint or i have to download it first and then upload it from my pc to sharepoint? I have some fillable PDF forms on some other site that i would like to save on sharepoint. Is there maybe some chrome extension?
Feb 14 2019 04:23 AM
Feb 14 2019 12:21 PM
Feb 14 2019 01:08 PM
I create a transfer folder in OneDrive and save my files there. Then I've got a Flow that automatically runs that copies the file to a specific location in SharePoint.
Feb 14 2019 04:16 PM
@Chris Webb Second option seems interesting, do i have to use some kind of extension to do that? If not, could you explain me how to do it a little bit more?
I don't think that the first option is what i need, because i would like to do everything online and in order to use upload from adobe i would have to download file to pc and then upload it, right?
@Robin Nilsson How do you save files directly to onedrive?
Feb 14 2019 05:37 PM - edited Feb 14 2019 05:41 PM
In Outlook theres a dropdown on each attachment that says ‘upload’, also in the ribbon, and those end up in a folder called ‘attachments” in my main one drive folder. We are still on premise exchange. This is on Win10, and I’ve got OneDrive synching to my PC. I manually move then to another folder that has my Flow hooked up to it. I traded a little manual work for a simpler flow that didn’t have to make too many decisions. To orrow when i get into work I’ll post a pic.
But you were taking from a browser. Since i have the sync client running my onedrive folders show up in File Explorer
Feb 11 2022 12:39 PM
@Robin Nilsson Please tell me more about this. It's driving me crazy that I cannot open a PDF from my browser and then save it to my organization sharepoint library (without first downloading locally and uploading)!