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To transfer ownership of a form and share it with a group, go to My forms and click on More form actions (…) on the top right corner of your form. Select “Move”, and then select the group you want to transfer to, then confirm the move. After the transfer completes, the moved form is still active, and you can click Open in Excel in the ...
Hi @Jeffrey Thorpe . I agree with @CYappert that you can't find the owner with just the URL at this time.. As a long shot, you could try (and maybe have others try) the following URL and put the Form ID (e.g. ID will look something like rOkYLaMXK...) at the back of this link to see if you (or someone else) can edit the form.
A: Before an employee departs, ask him or her to transfer the ownership of their forms to a group. This guarantees the forms data goes to the most relevant new group owner. Keep in mind that a form can only have one owner at a time, so ownership transfer to a group ensures that form data will be preserved as long as the group exists. 9 Likes ...
I have contact Microsoft support regarding this missing options in the new Admin console and they've told me that it moved to the compliance center/Purview but couldn't showed me exactly where, so they recommended to use ExchangeOnline PowerShell command Search-MailboxAuditLog. I usually add a | Out-GridHtml at the end to make it more readable ...
Here are the steps to do this. Suppose Sarah (Owner) has created a To Do List - ProjectABC with 10 Tasks in it. This is currently shared with another person - Manu. 1. Request Manu to create a new list in HIS To Do account - ProjectABCNew. 2. Now, Manu has access to both the lists - ProjectABC (owned and created by Sarah) and ProjectABC (owned ...
@Thomps_0 Right.With that you'll get a list of all of your Bookings sites in your tenant. If you're looking for just an individual mailbox to find out whether it's forwarded to anyone or what its mailbox address is so that you can construct the URL of the published site, you can also use Get-Mailbox or Get-Recipient with the Business Name in quotations marks and pull the PrimarySmtpAddress or ...
If I put a user as the owner, that is not allowed to enter the Admin-center, how can those users change the group memberships (ie add other people to the group). We are managing different apps through security groups and we as IT do not want to give permissions to those apps. So we would like to enable some normal users to do so.
Microsoft’s recent change to Teams meeting recordings has been more disruptive than expected! Originally, the update was supposed to shift the ownership of recordings from the person who pressed “record” to the meeting organizer’s OneDrive, starting in June 2024. But now that it’s here, it’s causing some real workflow headaches.
2. As mentioned, I think they were enrolled after MS updated MEM to sync the Primary User to the Device Owner. 3. Azure AD joined is the way to go, you will simplify your device setup with AAD join not with this issue, with alot more than that. Hope this helps!
@Weber1804 The Admin Edit Video Details to add additional users with the "Owner" permission. However, this does not change the listed name of the original uploader (sort of like how if someone uploads an Excel file into SharePoint, it always shows that user as the person who did the original upload).