Feb 13 2019 01:20 AM
I created a new Microsoft Team via the Teams Admin Center. Unfortunately I was not able to Access the corresponding Planner Plan in Planner nor I was able to add a new Planner Plan as a tab in Microsoft Teams. I then found this article https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/90ac74bf-b2c3-4637-9af4-42a218839f1c/planner-offic.... The solution is to add the Office 365 Group owner as a member as well. Than it worked. But actually this does not make sense to me. As a owner I should also be able to have access to the Planner Plan and configure a Planner tab in Teams. Why is this? Thanks for you feedback. Maybe this is a bug.
Feb 13 2019 05:54 AM
Feb 19 2019 08:51 AM - edited Feb 19 2019 08:53 AM
Feb 19 2019 08:51 AM - edited Feb 19 2019 08:53 AM
Yes, but it is still a Bug in my opinion and should definitely not work like this by design.
Workaround is to create a team with an admin as a first owner, add all members and make some owners and than remove the admin from the team. That is very confusing and time consuming.
Feb 19 2019 09:01 AM
I just found out that when I add the user to the list of members via Azure AD than it works. Via O365 Admin Center -> Groups ... that it does not work.
Feb 25 2019 02:59 AM
I just had exactly same problem. One of the Team owners could not access a planner in his own Team.
I had to add this user to the Team members in Office 365 group. Problem solved!
Thanks for suggestion :)
Jan 28 2021 04:47 PM - edited Jan 28 2021 04:52 PM
@Michael Böhm , we see the EXACT same issue, where after the owner is made both an owner & a member in the group, the Teams application only sees them as a member.
The group & Teams admin center both still show the user as an owners, but they can no longer manage the team.
A 2nd team owner must make them an owner again in the Teams application to resolve it so they can add a Planner tab AND manage the Team.
Out of curiosity, was the tenant where you saw this behavior in the GCC?
Mar 22 2021 08:31 AM - edited Mar 22 2021 08:34 AM
First, look at the date on my reply. Still at this point, nothing changed.
So what I have is that my project TaskList is on a Sharepoint site (so I can PowerBI it, as I can't do this with Planner).
There is a column called "Assigned To" where I can add a group or person that would be able to be selected.
Obviously the entire team should be able to be in the list of choices. So I select [TEAMS-GROUP] Members (as I can only select 1 group for that specific column).
Guess what? Owners do not show as they are not "Members".
So this "feature", "design", "intended way of working", or whatever you want to call, it is so stupid, completely illogical and moronic that it just baffles me that his is something Microsoft thinks is normal.
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