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Any update? The last review was 12 months ago?
An example of the functionality - Thunderbird has 2 search bars if you have multiple e-mail accounts set up. The top search bar (which ties to the existing search bar in Teams) and then a nested search in the 'working' pane for the e-mail account you're currently looking at.
Searches in the top pane search all e-mail accounts. Searches in the nested pane search only the in-focus e-mail.
By the same token, the top search would search all of Teams. The nested pane would limit to the Chat/Channel currently in focus.
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Agree on all points.
1. Skype allows both participants and chat to be visible and I find this very useful during meetings. I would like to see Teams enhanced similarly.
2. Likely a different request, but the ability to undock would also be valuable. I use 3 monitors at my desk and being able to have the meeting full-screen on my main with the chat panel and participants list open in seperate pop-outs in a second monitor would be very valuable. Especially as the number of participants grows (e.g. an org group meeting, or a cross-channel update).J Tenneson
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Still under review by the feature team. Nothing new to report at this time.
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Definitely worth more than just a vote. The ability to create your own categories and place teams inside those categories (e.g. Corporate Teams, Dev Teams, Ad-Hoc Projects, Process Teams, etc) would be incredibly useful.
I love the fact our organization is moving more and more to teams rather than each group having it's own random location of updates, but I'm afraid that we will start losing engagement as trying to organize the information provided becomes overwhelming and decreases engagement.
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Upvoted.
We have an existing SharePoint structure that was migrated into our new O365 SharePoint.
In this structure there are many cases where we would like the option, at the time of team creation, to choose which existing subfolders become channels of their own, and which subfolders remain in the General >> Files section.
That would be the MVP at least. Getting crazy post-MVP:
a) Being able to assign more than 1 folder to 1 new channel (many to one)
b) Being able to migrate folders from other SharePoints into the new Teams-linked SharePoint (#consolidateFTW!)J Tenneson
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Use Case: Our development team has an internal team for discussion and collaboration. There is a separate corporate UGX team I'd like to pin to the top of our "Standards" channel for easy reference by our team members.