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When you want to share files with a different team of people, or even give other teams ownership, you can copy (or move) files between OneDrive for work or school and a Microsoft SharePoint site. You can copy (or move) files and folders from OneDrive to SharePoint, from SharePoint to OneDrive, within a SharePoint site, or between sites. You can even copy files from someone else's OneDrive to your own OneDrive.

You can copy up to 500 MB of files and folders at a time using the online portal. To copy larger files or files totaling more than 500 MB, use File Explorer. For more information (using OneDrive to OneDrive for work or school as the example), refer to Move files from OneDrive to OneDrive for work or school.

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When you use Copy to with documents that have version history, only the latest version is copied. To copy earlier versions, you need to restore and copy each one. For more info about versioning, see Enable and configure versioning for a list or library.

Quite often we need to create a copy of the file. Say we are working on a client proposal and signed a new client. So you might want to use an existing proposal and just make a few changes. In Windows Explorer, we just copy and paste the file. But how do we do the same in SharePoint Online? Very easy, let me show you.

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If you want to move or copy your files to a new folder, select the new folder icon in the top right corner to add a new folder. Enter a name for the folder and select Create. You can then select the new folder and select Move here or Copy here.

When you use Move to, the history of the document is copied to the new destination. When you use Copy to with documents that have version history, only the latest version is copied. To copy earlier versions, you need to restore and copy each one. For more info about versioning, see Enable and configure versioning for a list or library.

When you move or copy a file to a location with different properties, only supported properties at the new location are maintained. For example, if you move a file from a document library that has a Priority column to a document library that doesn't have one, the information in the Priority column will be lost.

When you use Copy to with documents that have version history, only the latest version is copied. To copy earlier versions, you must restore and copy each one. For more info about versioning, see Enable and configure versioning for a list or library.

If the farm administrator has configured the farm to be in the "Standard release" feature release ring, it will only support the previous behavior of copying and moving files within the same document libraries. SharePoint Server Subscription Edition farms are in the "Standard release" feature release ring by default.

As the subject says, I have new files that are placed in a SharePoint location weekly and I would like to make a copy of this file every Friday and save it into a One Drive folder. Any help would be appreciated.

Flows are about triggers, if you want it to be automatic, i.e. based on a new file being created, at which point you can use the file identifier block from the trigger. If you are looking to continue with a schedule (i.e. every Friday at 5pm) and copy the last modified file from a folder, you would need to use the get files action with a sort on modified and top 1.

I have two Teams channels, General & Inspections. (Basically 2 separate SP document library folders.) - I have a PDF file that is basically a blank template form that I will call INKING and store in the GENERAL folder. In the Inspections folder, I create subfolders of customer names when going out to inspect properties and have been manually "copy/pasting" the Inking PDF to these folders.

The idea will be to verify the property of the dynamic content IsFolder. After this is done you can simply use the copy File action to get the file from one folder to the other.

Ok. I was able to follow the help in the other post to get the "When item is created (InFolder)" but the problem I end with is the copy command doesn't know the new folder name. I think this is where you said I would have to verify this, but I am having a problem figuring out how to obtain the string/formula so it knows where to copy to. Copy the file from /Documents/General to /Documents/Inspections/(randomly named new folder)

Ok, I came up with something that may help and it is more involved. I have an Inspection LIST. And I have that currently as a planner trigger. I can use this to build and expand to possibly do my "create folder" and copy file. In this flow I had already created, when we add a name to the list, it created a planner event to put their name in the planner/to-do app and add 5 days to get an inspection complete, also sending a notification that a planner event was just assigned.

Building from this where I have the inspection list to track names, I can also use for the trigger that provides the folder name. I am exploring the options available that when a new item is added to the INSPECTION LIST, it will also use the 'Full Name' field to create that folder using the name. Then I should be able to copy the PDF file from the template folder to the newly created Folder in the name of 'Full Name' field from the list. ?

This article outlines how to use Copy Activity in Azure Data Factory and Azure Synapse pipelines to copy data from SharePoint Online List. The article builds on Copy Activity, which presents a general overview of Copy Activity.

In the context of configuring the SharePoint connector, the "App Domain" and "Redirect URL" refer to the SharePoint app that you have registered in Microsoft Entra ID to allow access to your SharePoint data. The "App Domain" is the domain where your SharePoint site is hosted. For example, if your SharePoint site is located at " ", then the "App Domain" would be "contoso.sharepoint.com". The "Redirect URL" is the URL that the SharePoint app will redirect to after the user has authenticated and granted permissions to the app. This URL should be a page on your SharePoint site that the app has permission to access. For example, you could use the URL of a page that displays a list of files in a library, or a page that displays the contents of a document.

You can copy file from SharePoint Online by using Web activity to authenticate and grab access token from SPO, then passing to subsequent Copy activity to copy data with HTTP connector as source.

Tru Copy / Paste is an essential add-in that integrates nicely in your SharePoint site, giving you the ability to copy/move multiple documents and folders to your desired destination anywhere in your tenancy. Tru Copy has a free and paid plans.

In many cases the copy action is performed asynchronously.The response from the API will only indicate that the copy operation was accepted or rejected; for example, due to the destination filename already being in use.

Now the new problem I'm running into is that I want to have a second flow running to automatically detect when attachments are added to the list, to copy the attachment, move it to the Document library where a new folder is created with naming as the Title field from the list, place the attachment in that folder, and then delete the attachment from the list. What I'm running into is that a new folder is being created for each Title field with the attachment being placed in every newly created folder.

Per my test, I unable to get the specific time when attachments are added to the List.

However, you could create one flow to copy any attachments added to the list to the Document Library. At the same time, create new folders in this Document Library and then copy files to folders.

I have a use case where I need to take this a step further. I also want to copy the column fields from the initial List and apply it to the Folder columns, 1:1. Can you advise the steps I would need to include onto the process you outlined above?

This was really helpful, thank you. I have one list but I need to copy the attachments to two different folders. Is there a way I can create a condition that sends the attachments to a specific folder depending on the author/creator?

The VSS communicates with the Windows Server file system and with the mass storage device driver through a third-party (or custom) provider. The hardware provider must determine where the shadow copy is created. The VSS abstracts the hardware-specific shadow copy so the backup/restore application can access the shadow copy in a uniform manner without knowing the hardware implementation details.

In the context of configuring the SharePoint connector, the App Domain and Redirect URL refer to the SharePoint app that you've registered in Microsoft Entra ID to allow access to your SharePoint data. The App Domain is the domain where your SharePoint site is hosted. For example, if your SharePoint site is located at , then the App Domain would be contoso.sharepoint.com. The Redirect URL is the URL that the SharePoint app redirects to after the user has authenticated and granted permissions to the app. This URL should be a page on your SharePoint site that the app has permission to access. For example, you could use the URL of a page that displays a list of files in a library, or a page that displays the contents of a document. 2351a5e196