Dec 03 2022 04:14 PM
I inserted two file attachments into a page in OneNote and for some reason, OneNote will not let me move the two file attachments that I inserted side-by-side. It wants each file attachment to be below the other. If I try to drag the file attachment underneath up to be to the right of the file attachment above it, OneNote moves the file attachment on top to the bottom of the file attachment I just dragged up. This auto arranging of file attachments ends up taking up unnecessary space. Is there a setting I can change or a workaround for this?
Dec 04 2022 05:58 AM - edited Dec 04 2022 05:59 AM
Hey @JBLT-77
Not sure if it is the Onenote version you are using, or if it is an issue with OneNote desktop application. I am using 'Onenote for windows 10 app' and am able to align them side by side :
One note tries to insert a file wherever your mouse pointer is, so you can try clicking next to the first file you upload and see if it uploads the file where you want.
Thanks
Dec 04 2022 06:29 AM
@harveer singh I am currently using the Office 365 version of OneNote. I'm not able to find the OneNote for Windows 10 app in the Microsoft store. Perhaps it's because I'm on Windows 11. I'm currently on the latest build of OneNote for Microsoft 365.
Dec 04 2022 10:24 AM
Solution
Unfortunately i don't have my win 11 machine setup yet, i did however try it on 2210 version of Office 365 onenote and seems to work fine on windows 10.
As a workaround, you can insert a table first and then insert files into each column.
Thanks
Dec 04 2022 06:32 PM
@harveer singh Thanks I will try that workaround as well as see if microsoft tech support can tell me why onenote is arranging file attachments the way it is.
Aug 26 2024 08:12 AM - edited Aug 26 2024 08:15 AM
I had the same issue. Starting out, I had typed the name of a trip and wanted to attach any itineraries and important meeting documents for the trip. Any typing creates a text box. I then attached 2 documents, which landed in the text box in a vertical pattern. I wanted them to appear horizontal, left-to-right. I deleted them from the text box and re-inserted them OUTSIDE the text box which allowed me to move them around and place them horizontally. It seems the text box was the problem. Hope this helps.
Jackie
Dec 04 2022 10:24 AM
Solution
Unfortunately i don't have my win 11 machine setup yet, i did however try it on 2210 version of Office 365 onenote and seems to work fine on windows 10.
As a workaround, you can insert a table first and then insert files into each column.
Thanks