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- Introduction to libraries - Microsoft Support
You can customize these libraries for your purposes, or you can create your own additional libraries Each type of library has a specific purpose and some have a different set of behaviors and features
- Video: Introduction to libraries - Microsoft Support
This video introduces you to SharePoint libraries and how they can help you organize documents and other files
- What is a document library? - Microsoft Support
You can add additional document libraries to a site as needed This is useful, for example, if you need to restrict access to a set of files Each document library displays a list of files, folders, and key information about each, such as who created or last modified a file
- Create a document library in SharePoint - Microsoft Support
SharePoint team sites include a document library by default; however, you can add additional document and other libraries to a site as needed For more info about document libraries, see What is a document library?
- Create a new shared library from OneDrive for work or school
When you're working as a team—in Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, or Outlook—a shared library allows your team to store and access files that your team members work on together, and OneDrive for work or school connects you to all your shared libraries
- Sync SharePoint files and folders - Microsoft Support
Training: Sync files in Microsoft 365 or SharePoint document libraries so they’re always available on your computer even when you’re offline
- Open-source libraries and Python in Excel - Microsoft Support
This article describes the open-source libraries available for Python in Excel and how to import them
- Create a flow for a list or library - Microsoft Support
Use Power Automate to set up workflows for lists and libraries in Microsoft Lists, SharePoint, and OneDrive for work or school Power Automate helps you automate common tasks among SharePoint, other Microsoft 365 services, and third-party services
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