Bring to OneDrive Business option "Add to my OneDrive" only available only at personal OneDrive
I want this feature in OneDrive for Business.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-and-sync-shared-folders-to-OneDrive-8a63cd47-1526-4cd8-bd09-ee3f9bfc1504?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1
When someone shares a folder and gives you edit permissions to it, add the shared folder to your own OneDrive to make it easier to edit and work with the folder and its contents. If you sync the folder to your Windows or Mac computers running the OneDrive app, you can work with the folder offline.
Add a shared folder to your OneDrive
Sign in to OneDrive on your browser.
In the OneDrive navigation pane, under OneDrive, click Shared. Folders you can add to your OneDrive are marked Can edit.
OneDrive Shared folders
Find the folder you want to add, and click the circle in the folder's tile to select it.
Click Add to my OneDrive. Or, if you prefer, you can right-click the folder and then click Add to my OneDrive. Add shared folder to OneDrive
Javier
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David Cardinal
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Critical to us as well. I really don't understand why this would be available on the Personal version but not the Business Version.
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Karanig Nititham
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It's critical to my working team. Because we cannot connect PowerApps to shared onedrive.
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Anonymous
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During the last Microsoft Ignite The Tour in Milan a member of the sharepoint product team told me it shall be released soon and has shown the feature to me.
Can you tell me when? Thank you.
Enrico
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b3
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Not having this is why we use Google Drive. It's pretty silly that this isn't an option.
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Alberto Garcia
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This is critical we are migrating users from G-Suite to O365 and it's really embarrassing that we're unable to do something with One Drive that has been available on GDrive forever. I just can't comprehend why the "Personal" free version would have a feature that the "Paid" business version doesn't. I'm speechless...
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Dickson
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******* ridiculous that this is not available
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sean
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Yeah i agree this is ridiculous. The only time I am going to want to share my folders in one drive is when I am using my school account. I'm going to just have to settle for box because of this.
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Daniela D.
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This is such an essential feature. I can not imagine why it is lacking in the PAID version?!?
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Marko Hölbl
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This feature is essential. Google Drive or DropBox perform much better in regard to shared folders - OneDrive should follow one of these examples.
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anon
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It's ridiculous that this feature isn't enabled for OneDrive for Business?
How does Microsoft justify LESS features in a PAID version of their product??? What makes it "for Business" if you can't use it for sharing items with your teammates?
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Anonymous
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It looks like there is a solution - see WinniL's comment in:
https://superuser.com/questions/1356644/show-microsoft-onedrive-shared-folders-on-windows-desktop
You need to use the classic version of OneDrive.
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David V
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This is a crucial feature for people who work with other people. It seems to be a fundamental feature to making the Office ecosystem as enticing as possible.
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Rhys M
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this is ridiculous. why has this not been done yet?
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Wong Cheng An
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This feature should be a default feature.
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Reece
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Why do they keep closing these when it has not been done?
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Jo
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This option should exist this the beginning. All my colleagues request this feature which is essential. We have different teams working on same files or folders, and for files it's more convenient to have it sync with your computer, even if it was a share folder.
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Georgiy Frolov
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This is an essential feature to have. Currently OneDrive is split into two: items you own and items shared with me. It should instead have all files/folders under a single tree, or provide an option to make it so.
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Anonymous
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Couldn't agree more. This needs to be added. Simply a feature that is available that is available by other providers.
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a huggins
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Do you know how long I've been trying to figure out how my users could sync the folders I create on OneDrive for Business to their Sync folders on their PC. Why even use ODFB if it can't be synced by all users? I'm trying to get all of our documentation in one central location and make it easy to access for EVERYONE. Why isn't there one OneDrive for Business folder accessible by everyone online and on the Desktop app.
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joshua j clounch
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This is a huge miss. I am going to switch to dropbox and this is the sole reason. I have teams of creatives and developers that need access to files and we do not want to have to email or login online just to get the latest versions of files.
