May 24 2020 11:05 PM - edited May 24 2020 11:07 PM
When I add a team to an existing modern SharePoint site, Microsoft Teams puts its documents in the main documents library.
But sometimes users already have documents in there or even worked with different views + metadata.
In this case its very confusing, because suddenly for each teams channel a folder with the file contents is created. This mixes up the SharePoint and Teams-files.
Does this behaviour have a good reson? I would expect a new document library called "Teams channels" or so and add it to the left navigation.
However, this is even how I do it, if users create new teams.
They get a document library for teams and another one where they can collaborate on their SharePoint Teamsite. Or is it not recommended to work on files in Teams and in SharePoint?
What I do not understand is, why that is not the default behaviour? Are there any best practices?
May 25 2020 12:01 AM
May 25 2020 12:43 AM
May 25 2020 12:56 AM
SolutionMay 26 2020 03:40 AM
@adam deltinger If I add a new team to an existing group, the existing team site is used. There is no new teamsite. Or do you mean if I add a team to a group that already has another team?
May 25 2020 12:56 AM
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