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Still have a barney over it, the IT support guy i got in is suggesting its because my file names are too long!
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I had a folder shared with me, and I could fully sync it to my own mac - all the office files were available offline on my own mac (word, excel, ppt). It appeared as a folder in Finder in the Onedrive folder.
Since yesterday the shared folder has disappeared from finder, and all the files are no longer on the mac. They don't show up in a spotlight search. The folder has been replaced by a url that opens the shared folder online.
The folder is fully available when I access Onedrive through the web.
I can also open the shared files on Onedrive through the native Mac apps, if they appear in recent files, or browse to "Online locations", but these only show the recent locations that I had accessed through finder. I can't browse the entire folder through an app.
I have tried the following:
Happening on both Mac M2 Air and Macbook Pro Intel, both have current versions of SW for both Mac and Office.
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Still have a barney over it, the IT support guy i got in is suggesting its because my file names are too long!
Just curious if any one is even tracking this issue any more, or if any one has recently tried to get folders back? Thanks in advance.
I don't think they will solve this problem.
Kate,
These individuals are on Windows and they reported to me that they can once again click a folder and have access to the folder locally. Not the linking off to OneDrive on the web. I am hopeful that this means they will be solving the issue across the board. Sorry I do not have more info to offer.
Dear Aaron,
Quick questions: when you say, as it is supposed to, do you mean full functionality within file folders? Also, is the customer a Mac user? I ask because yesterday I reinstalled the OneDrive app, and still a no go for me. But your message offers hope!
Thank you,
Kate