Upload files into directly into folders in Teams on iOS app
A requested feature in Teams on iOS device is the ability to upload files directly to folders in Teams. At this time, you may upload files in the conversation tab, but it will be uploaded directly in the root of the team. In what I request, you should be able to access the Teams file archive, go to the folder where you want to upload the file and then upload.
The picture shows where I'd love to have an "attach a file"-button.
Per Martinsson
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116 comments
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John
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Please add this feature, it would make Teams a much more useful tool for field work and jobsite documentation. (Get us more than 4 video feeds too - https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/17010055-show-video-for-all-people-in-video-meeting). It is getting harder to defend Teams as our platform of choice when our people see better functionality elsewhere.
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Anonymous
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I'm amazed that no one at Microsoft responds to the dozens of messages asking for the same thing. The problem on iOS is also on Android. Many schools around the world are now using online applications for education. Many students use phones to connect but in that case they do not have the possibility to upload files.This option is missing, like many others. Shame on you!
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Van
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This should be also included in the Android app.
When on a job site, many pictures are taken, and having the person directly load them into the file structure we set up would be very useful. This is a standard feature in most mobile collaboration apps.
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LS
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I can't believe this has been a known problem for so long and yet nothing has been done about it. Crazy! I am new to Teams because of COVID and what a pain for parents and teachers alike!
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Joe Backiewicz
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Definitely should have included this feature from the day of launch. Having to go to the SharePoint site as a workaround is not graceful.
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said
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how can we share the screen of ipad using microsoft teams?
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Carl-Fredrik Persson
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Workaround: Upload from Onedrive App / Libraries
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Chris Bias
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Yes PLEASE! It's too cumbersome to move pictures or files from my phone to the computer and then from the computer to teams file folder(s).
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[Deleted User]
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We need this feature ASAP!! With the COVID crisis lasting for probably a longer period of time all the schoolteachers have otherwise too much problems with their Kids, explaining den Browserversion to them.
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Pernille Gjernes Bilde
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Upload files into directly into folders in Teams on iOS app
A requested feature in Teams on iOS device is the ability to upload files directly to folders in Teams. At this time, you may upload files in the conversation tab, but it will be uploaded directly in the root of the team. In what I request, you should be able to access the Teams file archive, go to the folder where you want to upload the file and then upload.
The picture shows where I'd love to have an "attach a file"-button.
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Anonymous
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Agree with all the comments bellow, when used for education, we have children who do not have a PC at home and need to upload homeworks/files/etc. in folders. this is needed in COVID context when children need to join classes online and still upload homeworks. thanks!!!
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Michelle Dennis
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Need this ASAP. Often it is the youngest students who are submitting files this way.
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G.Last
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I would also need the feature for e-learning... Thanks
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Anonymous
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Really needed at the moment for schools using Teams for remote learning. It should already be there! Please do this ASAP Microsoft.
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Sergio Lagrotta
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"What lunacy is this? ****Once again****, *****fundamental features***** are missing in what could be a great app and workflow." - Ben said it all.
Once again!
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Anonymous
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Jeeeez....why isn't this basic function added yet? Many teachers need to get the workflow going these days and not being able to do it on an iPad really makes it useless.
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Kevin
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Yes do this now please. I cannot encourage my team to uses this if this feature is not included.
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Ben - PHC
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What lunacy is this? Once again, fundamental features are missing in what could be a great app and workflow. Our school is one of 75+ in the group going through a major shift to the cloud transition - the vast majority likely to roll out iPads to staff and students along with teams as the app of choice. How can this have passed any kind of sense-check? Bonkers beyond belief. Another simple, obvious feature missing. The 'reasons not to use teams and go to google' is getting longer, almost by the day!
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david wyse
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This is essential and seems like a big miss. In our organization if we cannot make this work im not sure that we can keep using 365 as our platform...
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Daniel
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Just unbelievable this seems never to be implemented. Please Microsoft, you can do it!