Add Office 365 To Exchange Online?
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Weird, I'm on a SMB plan in Firefox and it opens in the online version.
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I can open Office files online with my SMB plan as well.
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@BRRABill said:
I can open Office files online with my SMB plan as well.
from inside the default team site in Sharepoint?
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@Dashrender said:
from inside the default team site in Sharepoint?
I only tried from clicking ODfB in that same portal screen.
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@BRRABill said:
@Dashrender said:
from inside the default team site in Sharepoint?
I only tried from clicking ODfB in that same portal screen.
JB is saying that ODfB always works.. he's have a problem when trying to edit a file inside SharePoint, specifically the default team site.
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@Dashrender said:
JB is saying that ODfB always works.. he's have a problem when trying to edit a file inside SharePoint, specifically the default team site.
SharePoint is new to me (as you have seen) ... let me add a file in there and see.
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i just logged into a client's account that has an E3 account. I created an excel file in the default team site and it opened up just fine in the online version.
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So I went to the Sites tile. It said welcome to (my org) SharePoint, etc etc etc.
I uploaded a file, then went to Documents, and it opened in Excel Online.
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Soooooooooooooooooooo
This SharePoint thing still confuses me.
How does my account's ODfB account and the Team??? SharePoint site interact?
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@Dashrender said:
i just logged into a client's account that has an E3 account. I created an excel file in the default team site and it opened up just fine in the online version.
So this means. I need to log in to shadow someone logged in with an admin account and verify the subscription level.
Your behavior is the behavior I expected also, but it did not work when I tested a month ago.
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From what I can tell the subscription choice shouldn't matter... Sux you're having issues with your account.
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Where does the "space" for SharePoint come from?
I guess every domain gets it, but how much space are we talking?
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@BRRABill said:
Where does the "space" for SharePoint come from?
I guess every domain gets it, but how much space are we talking?
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I think that's about syncing with ODfB, not the space of your domain's SharePoint site.
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@BRRABill said:
I think that's about syncing with ODfB, not the space of your domain's SharePoint site.
Ah, that one only mentioned the file count limitation and max file size for a single file.
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@JaredBusch said:
Ah, that one only mentioned the file count limitation and max file size for a single file.
Looks like 10GB plus 500MB per user.
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Yup, that's it.
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Though I just logged in to my SharePoint Admin section (thanks Google) and it looks like I have 2.02 TB.
Interesting...
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@Dashrender said:
From what I can tell the subscription choice shouldn't matter... Sux you're having issues with your account.
I just logged on with my E3 account. It worked perfectly.
I just logged on with an Exchange Online Plan 1 account and could view in Excel Online via OWA an excel document attached to an email. EOP1 does NOT have ODfB or Sites or Office Online apps.
I have to wait until Monday to verify the plan on the account I was having problems with. I do not have admin access to that account.