2020. 1. 24. 14:50ㆍ카테고리 없음
I have circa 200 GB of files fully synced with OneDrive. I have a number of PCs all signed into my OneDrive account. They are all set to use all files offline, so any change on one PC automatically propagates throughout the others. This setup works well for me. I want to buy a new PC when Win 10 is released next month. Move file from one folder to another in OneDrive (Business) and send email OneDrive for Business Move (copy and delete) newly created files from one specific folder to another specified folder in OneDrive for Business and send an email with details.
Background. I have a Onedrive account linked to my Microsoft account that I useto back-up my personal files.
I now have separately been granted an Office 365 account, which comeswith unlimited storage.IssueAs I am paying a fee (albeit small) to extend the size of theOnedrive capacity linked to my Microsoft account, I am keen to movesome files between the two systems. The files I am looking to moveexist only online.A number of tools offer functionality to handle files between cloud accounts, ie. Rainbow drive (Microsoft Store)Howvever both these options do not recognise attempts to connect to the Office 365 Account (they work with Microsoft Accounts only).QuestionIs there a way to move the files without a two-stage download (to pc), then upload (to Office 365)?
How To Move Files Into Onedrive
Don't know when was this feature rolled out, but now we can add the folders shared with us to our own OneDrive's root (like a Symbolic Link) and move data in/out from it to our own OneDrive account, essentially being able to move/copy data from one OneDrive account to another (without having to download/reupload data to your computer using your own bandwidth). Long awaited feature! Been asked for many times.
Finally here!for deatils on how to add shared folder to our OneDrive.This can also be used to link multiple OneDrive storages and be able to use them all through a single Microsoft account.PS: You need 'Edit' permission on the shared folder(s) to do this.