Move channels into other teams
We would like to move a project (channel) between groups to keep the information, or be able to sort channels to our liking.
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Due to prioritization of other work-items this has been moved to the backlog. We will update when it is being actively worked on again.
~Alex
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kelley a foust
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this is a huge gap. please push this to active dev
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Scott Passmore
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Please take this off the 'backlog', this is a major missing feature.
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Greg McCallum
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Please reconsider the priority for this one, as the impact is huge.
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Anonymous
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+1 for this very much needed feature to be moved to active Development.
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Liam Grant
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Adding my voice to this, trying to clean up some teams and this would be very useful.
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Neel
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Any idea when this would make it to a release?
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Jeremy
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how can this be a low priority item?!?!?!?! hurry up!
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Anonymous
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Very interested in this feature. This is a high priority for us.
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Anonymous
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@Baris A.
interesting! any tips you can share? to maybe avoid some of the "nightmares"? -
Baris A.
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It took them more than a year to announce that this feature is backlogged to prioritize emojis and magicboards. Unfortunately our firm is one of the early adopters of Teams. At that time, it wasn't clear that each team has a 100 channel restriction. When we reached the limit, we tried to create teams per client to reduce the number of channels per teams. Since then using and organizing Teams become a nightmare. We are using the old channel structure alongside new team/channel structure because we can't move the old channels. Some of the new employees are struggling to understand the logic and chats and files continue to being posted on wrong channels and teams. These mistakes are irreversible because writing into a channel is like writing onto stone. I wish Microsoft assigned a better team for Teams.
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Ravi Chandar
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it would be gratefull, if this feature is implemented as soon as possible
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Gary Broadbent
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This is a fundamental feature. The use of MS Teams on a company will always evolve. To avoid losing content and keep MS Teams organised, this feature is a must.
This along with 2 or 3 other missing basic feature (searching conversations and merging channels) make me question whether MS teams is suitable for growing business use.
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Nathan Schramm
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+1 this is "must have", it is baffling that this was not possible from day 1, even more baffling that it is moved to "backlog" - it needs to be a priority update!
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Randy Smith
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+1 this would be an awesome feature to have
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PeterRF
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Ridiculous that this has been put in "Backlog" - THis is a major requirement as the user base clearly indicates. Why is this???
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Anonymous
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Microsoft, what are you doing? We've all been hanging out for this feature. You're busy adding new gloss but we need the ability to manage our work!
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Hyung Kong
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This is not an optional feature. It should be "Must". Teams constantly get re-aligned and re-assigned on projects. I have tens of channels worked by one team, now new team want these.
Amounts of time i have to perform ETL of data is ridiculous.
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Juan Patino
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Hello! Any updates on this? Believe me, it would be a fantastic feature to have. In fact, it should be a "must-have"
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Dave Chambers
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Would be a great feature to be able to order and retain corporate information such as discussions around projects without having the leave multiple teams active, particularly when the team has been disbanded or the project has been completed.
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Steven Bowden
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This should be basic functionality