Dec 31 2021 04:21 AM
Hi,
I have an existing structure where I created a Team Channel that has a library. Within that library folder, I created multiple folders for each department e.g. Marketing, HR. Currently, I have provided selective access to HR folder to a specific group of users. (I don't want to give access to all of the content within HR, but I can control this with standard permissions).
In the meantime, we created a private channel for HR. With that, it came a library in Sharepoint. Is there a way for me to "redirect" the "Files" into that HR folder that already exists in another location?
An alternative that I used in the past is to create a tab in the channel for a SharePoint library, but this seems to point always to the parent folder (the Document library) and not the specific HR folder, even if I use the direct link.
Any help is appreciated
thanks
Dec 31 2021 07:36 AM
Try this in the private channel Files Tab
Permissions should carry through and the users in the private channel only see folders with which they have access to
Let me know how it goes
Best, Chris
Dec 31 2021 11:07 AM
Dec 31 2021 11:33 AM
Solution
Correct. At the current time you can only link a library and so have to go through the root folder, however it will only show the end user folders they have permissions on so could be a solution if the end users are ok with the clickthrough.
There is no way to just show the relevant subfolder there as it's a limitation so I have opened a feedback you can vote up on
Allow mapping of a SharePoint Subfolder via Cloud Storage · Community (microsoft.com)
You could always open it as a website Tab, however this would potentially fragment the users files experience
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris
Dec 31 2021 11:33 AM
Solution
Correct. At the current time you can only link a library and so have to go through the root folder, however it will only show the end user folders they have permissions on so could be a solution if the end users are ok with the clickthrough.
There is no way to just show the relevant subfolder there as it's a limitation so I have opened a feedback you can vote up on
Allow mapping of a SharePoint Subfolder via Cloud Storage · Community (microsoft.com)
You could always open it as a website Tab, however this would potentially fragment the users files experience
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris