Nav button for channel "Notes" tab only shows pages for a section; can no longer see all sections
Has anyone noticed that the Notes tab within a standard channel will not allow you to see any other sections of a team's notebook? For example, if you create 3 new channels and click on the Notes tab in each one, it will create a corresponding section in the team's notebook. You used to be able to click on the navigation button from any Notes tab to expose all the sections of the notebook. Right now, all the navigation button does is show you all the pages of the section linked to that channel. In order to see all the sections of the team's notebook, you need to either launch it from OneNote for the Web or the OneNote desktop app. Did Microsoft purposely remove that capability recently? I haven't seen any communication from them about it.Thank you all who participated in today's Shared Channel public preview office hours event!
Thank you all for the great questions, and I hope that what we have put out here is helpful. Here are some links to further resources for your "light" reading! -Microsoft Teams shared channels team Overview Seamless external collaboration with Microsoft Teams Connect, shared channels - Events | Microsoft Docs https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/microsoft-teams-connect-shared-channels-is-rolling-out-to-public/ba-p/3252901 Message Center Post Microsoft 365 admin center Microsoft 365 Roadmap: Microsoft Teams: Teams Connect shared Key links (Not the full list) Shared channels in Microsoft Teams (Preview) - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Docs Collaborate with external participants in a channel | Microsoft Docs B2B direct connect overview - Azure AD | Microsoft Docs Configure B2B collaboration cross-tenant access - Azure AD | Microsoft Docs Teams and SharePoint integration - SharePoint in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Docs Sharing & permissions in the SharePoint modern experience - SharePoint in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Doc Get context for your tab - Teams | Microsoft Docs Teams workflow in Advanced eDiscovery - Microsoft 365 Compliance | Microsoft Docs Search the audit log for events in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Docs Information barriers and shared channels (preview) - Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Docs Search for everything Shared channels Search | Microsoft Docs End user documentation Create a shared channel in Teams Share a channel with people in Teams Share a channel with a team Why use a shared channel versus other channel types in Teams? Guests and shared channels in Teams Shared channel owner and member roles in Teams Admin Reporting User activity report - Microsoft Teams user activity reports - Microsoft Graph beta | Microsoft Docs Teams usage report- Microsoft Teams team usage reports - Microsoft Graph beta | Microsoft Docs
[SOLVED] Unable to Cancel Teams Channel Meeting despite restore
[UPDATE] - a little more patience seems to have resolved the issue. Seems something on the back end takes time to re-establish connectivity. How to cancel a restored recurring meeting? I deleted a channel with a reoccurring meeting in. Upon restore however, the meeting is no longer valid within the channel and I am unable to cancel the series. From Teams Calendar, it is still a valid meeting with all previous recordings and discussions included. However, I can cancel it for myself in Outlook, but I would like to cancel it for all members (100+ people) which is not possible. It claims I am the organiser: When opening the series via Teams Calendar I see this at the top, and the channel is not listed (just the parent team group) When opening from the restored channel I get this: Deleting the channel does not delete the event. Please help.
Query: Permissions required by an account to post any messages to any teams and channels
Hi Team, I need some information regarding a MS Teams account. Basically I would like to know what type of permissions needed by an account on MS Teams to post any message to any Teams and Channels. I understand that the account will be in my organization's active directory. Trying to understand the permissions required by an account to achieve my above mentioned requirements. It would be grateful, if I can get any contact to discuss this via email or teams call. Thanks, Reshmi Gupta
