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Drag and Drop attachments
It really slows us down to have to click Attachment and browse the finder to find an image. Would prefer drag and drop.
1,781 votesThis item is still completed, HOWEVER many of you have reported a new issue: drag/drop does not work when you are taking a file directly from email (i.e. Outlook) and trying to drop it into Teams. I experience the same problem every day, too!
If you’d like this function, please add your votes to this UserVoice item for that specific drag/drop ask: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103/suggestions/16927345
Thanks and hope you’re having a great day.
Sincerely,
Suphatra -
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.
1,115 votesThank you for your feedback. We’re happy to announce the ability to upload files directly into channel folder in Teams iOS app is now available with the latest update.
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Edit Office documents without leaving Teams
While it's wonderful you can view docs shared with a team and said doc gets placed in share-point. The moment you edit the doc you get sent to a web-browser. Considering it's literally HTML, it would be nice if that session presented with within Teams rather than a separate browser pop up. It would make the collaboration process more seamless as well s allow people to continue their persistent chat in teams while editing and not be tempted to use the suddenly disjointed chat built into word/excel.
I feel the more seamless this experience is (only pop up word if…
275 votesHi everyone, this feature is completed and will ship to your clients soon. Some of you may have received it too soon (our error, not yours) and then seen it mysteriously disappear. Don’t worry, it’s coming back! :-)
It will also be noted and instructions will be provided in our Release Notes. You can find release notes when you start a conversation with T-Bot (Release Notes will appear in his tabs) or you can go to this external website: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Release-notes-for-Microsoft-Teams-d7092a6d-c896-424c-b362-a472d5f105de
If you have any questions or face any issues with this feature, please just ping me directly on Twitter at
skprufo or via email at sparavimicrosoft.com.Cheers,
Suphatra -
Reuse existing file in chat
In the chat if you press the attachment icon you can select files that already exist in the channel/team, this is great if you want to talk about them without opening them first.
BUT, the system will try to re-upload the file and the default action is to overwrite the file. I guess this will confuse users and possibly break same time collaboration. Renaming is even worse since it will create a copy just because I want to talk about the file.
I suggest that if the file already exists within teams you only will get an embed experience rather…
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Support non-office files in Channel Conversations
Please add the ability to start a conversation around non-office files (although, Visio, Project are also left out). Users now have to "post a link" to the Files file in a conversation rather than initiating it right from the file.
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Visio Viewer Integration
Please consider integration of Visio viewer and fixing the hyperlink for opening in SharePoint for Visio files. Currently using the Open hyperlink takes you to the SharePoint site but then downloads instead of using VIsio Viewer (hopefully that is an easy fix). It would also be nice if clicking a Visio in Teams launched a local viewer like we have for Excel and Word. This would make the experience more consistent with other Office documents.
55 votesThis feature has released. Visio files can be viewed and edited within Teams.
You can read more about it on the Visio blog – https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visio/2018/06/12/collaborate-on-visio-files-inside-microsoft-teams/Thank you for the suggestion and feedback.
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Files deleted in channel, not in SharePoint Recycle Bin
I have a channel in Teams called; Phil-Test
In SharePoint (Office 365 Groups), I then have a folder called; Phil-Test
(It relates as you would expect)In that folder is a file called; Phil-Test.docx
That file is in the Teams under Files. It is also in the respective Office 365 GroupIssue:
Good: If I delete the file from SharePoint (Office 365 Group), it goes to the SharePoint Recycle Bin
Bad: If I delete the file from insite the Teams, the file disappears completely, and is NOT in the SharePoint Recycle Bin34 votesWe’ve implemented easier file recovery a couple months ago. So if you are afraid that deleted file is lost forever—don’t worry! Now, deleted files that were originally shared in a channel or a SharePoint tab will get sent to your SharePoint Recycle Bin. That way, if you ever need to recover a deleted file, you can head over to SharePoint and dig it out of the trash, so to speak.
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Add sharepoint as a source to Files
Add sharepoint and Google drive and other cloud storage as sources.
17 votesDone! Read all the details here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Teams-Blog/Microsoft-Teams-adds-third-party-file-integration/ba-p/80880
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Protect files from deletion
Some sort of ownership or protection would be great. As a team head I would like to post files and protect them from deletion or modification.
9 votesIf you accidentally deleted a file, don’t worry! (Or if one of your users accidentally deleted a file.) Just go click on “Open in SharePoint” from your Files tab, and once in SharePoint, just look in your Recycling Bin. The files will be right there.
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