What permissions are needed to create teams from a template?
Hi there! I'm trying to create a new classroom team in Teams, but neither my normal account or my GA account has permissions to create teams from templates, nor from another team. The options are greyed out and the tooltip says I don't have permission. The "from scratch" option is completely missing, only "From a group" is available. I've ensured that both accounts have a license (Education A3) and the appropriate permissions in the Teams Admin Portal (where I can create normal teams from scratch with my admin account no problem). Am I missing something? Are there any more permissions required? I've tried both in a browser and in the desktop app.
OneNote on Teams - Permissions view/edit
I created a Team OneNote within Teams. By default does everyone have access to edit this OneNote? If so how can I only give specific members within team the ability to edit. I want 90% of the team to be read only so that only admin/supervisors can edit this OneNote. This was not pre-existing one note, but created on teams.Microsoft Who App Permissions Failing This App does not Exist or has been uninstalled
Hi Everyone, Trying to roll the "Who" app out to my organisation. I'm getting half the users when the select "Allow" to give it permissions getting the below error message: Who I'll need your permission to perform searches on your behalf. Go ahead and click Allow This action can't be performed since the app does not exist or has been uninstalled. I have had user reinstall Teams. Check the teams admin console and I can't assign global permissions for the app there. This is on the Teams Desktop App, Windows 10 and 11. And not all users. Anyone have any ideas what might be going wrong or how to fix?
I cannot access admin center.
I am trying to access the admin centre as I believe this is necessary in order to grant my wife access to teams. When I try to log in to it, I am told that I cannot use a personal email and to enter a work email address. My 365 subscription is with my personal email address and could not be linked to any other address. I have tried using my phone number linked to the account but this does not work either.
Permissions in Excel in MS Teams
I've been looking all over the web and can't seem to find anything on this subject. Is it possible to manage who can view and edit specific worksheets in an excel file in MS Teams. I am aware that it is possible to manage the overall access and permission for a document or folder, but is it possible to manage permissions on a worksheet basis? The concrete issue: I have an excel workbook containing sensitive information regarding some sales, and part of the team should be able to view the first worksheet in the excel file, and only a few members should be able to view and edit the entire excel workbook.Adding a Team using Microsoft Graph API, App vs. Delegated Permissions
We discovered an interesting issue when trying to create a team via the 1.0 Graph API as described in this article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/teams-create-group-and-team. We were using and access token with Application Permissions for Group.ReadWrite.All to create the group and then add the team to the group. We need to use Application Permissions in order to create more than 250 groups without requiring a Global Admin account. We are able to successfully create the new team, but were always getting the "Cannot retrieve files" message when clicking on the Files tab in the Teams client. After a second or two, clicking on the Files tab showed the empty folder successfully. It didn't matter how long we waited to click on the Files tab, that message would be displayed and then go away the next time we clicked on the Files tab. This caused other issues for us as we were trying to add a custom SPFx tab as part of the team provisioning, and it would always fail when we tried to set it up as the channel in SharePoint could not be found. If we clicked the Files tab to get the General folder created and then tried to set up the SPFx tab, it would succeed. With additional research, we found that when using Application Permissions to add the team, the General folder never gets added to the Shared Documents library in SharePoint until someone clicks on the Files tab. However, if we used Delegated permissions to add the team to the group, the General folder is automatically provisioned after a second or so. If anyone else runs into this issue, you will need to use Application permissions to create the group and then use Delegated permissions to add the team. Cheers!
NDI permission not showing although it's enabled globally for the tenant
Hi all, I'm having problems with the new-ish NDI feature. It has passed almost a week since the Global policy of our tenant was updated to include the NDI option. Most of my colleagues have the option on their settings->permissions tab, but I don't. I have confirmed I'm using the latest Teams client (1.3.00.24755 (64-bit)) on Windows 10. Any idea on why this is not showing up? Cheers Jose
