Microsoft 365 Scripts

When you are sharing, you are caring. But it is important to be cautious when you share!  When you share content with external users, you allow them to collaborate on files and sites within SharePoint online. The external users can be anyone from customers to business partners. So, it is always better to keep your externally shared content safe by configuring the expiration policy to avoid content misuse outside the organization.  Sharing without setting any limits can put you in…

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SharePoint groups allow members to access SharePoint content, such as documents, lists, and libraries. As a SharePoint admin often, you might be in the situation of adding multiple users to a SharePoint group. This blog will help you manage SharePoint Online group membership using PowerShell. Before running the script/cmdlet, you must connect to SharePoint Online PowerShell.   Content: Add bulk users to the SPO group List all the SharePoint Online groups Get SharePoint Online group members Remove bulk users from the…

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Sites are the root component of SharePoint. Sites can be created directly or by creating new teams or private channels in Microsoft Teams. So, admins need to keep an eye on the list of sites available in their organization. This blog helps you find and export all the SharePoint Online site collections and their details using PowerShell.    You can use the Get-SPOSite cmdlet to retrieve a list of all site collections in the tenant. Before proceeding with the cmdlets, you must connect to the SharePoint Online PowerShell module.   After connecting…

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If you are new to SharePoint or managing a small organization, you can use the SharePoint admin center. But the admin center is not suitable if you want to automate the process or manage a large organization. In that case, PowerShell is the only option. To manage SharePoint Online through PowerShell, install SharePoint Online Management Shell and connect to the SharePoint Online service.  How to Install SharePoint Online Management Shell:  To install the SharePoint Online PowerShell module, open the Windows PowerShell in administrator mode and install the module using the following…

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