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mirror file in sharepoint folder to an individual folder in Teams

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1.  i created a onedrive site connected to a sharepoint folder (constant mirroring of files within folder from local computer to sharepoint folder) 

2.  i have a list 15 files in this 1 folder in sharepoint

3.  i have 15 individual folders in TEAMS

 

i want to mirror a specific file that exists in my sharepoint to a specific folder in my TEAMS.... how do i setup the 'Flow', here is an example....

 

Sharepoint Folder

file_ABC

file_DEF

file_GHI

 

TEAMS

folder ABC (file inside is file_ABC) <- will be constantly mirrored with sharepoint file_ABC

folder DEF (file inside is file_DEF)    (same as above)

folder GHI (file inside is file_GHI)    (same as above)

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  • Gristy Profile Picture
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    Hi

    Teams use SharePoint site collection ad the backend, can you not just work from that document library ?

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    v-litu-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @ilcaa,

     

    Could you try to use the "Link to a document" content type?

     

    For example, you have two sites: site A and site B. There is a folder named folder A in site B. You can add "Link to a document" content type in site B first. Then copy the link of folder A, click New>Link to a document in site B, enter the name folder B(you can enter folder A as well), past the link and click OK to save. After that, folder A is linked to folder B, you can access the files in folder A through clicking folder B.

     

    The following are the steps to add "Link to a document" content-type:

    1. Navigate to the Document library in site B, click Library settings>Advanced settings.

    2. Select Yes for "Allow management of content types?" option.>click OK.

    3. Click "Add from existing site content types" under Content Types.

    4. Select the All Groups>Link to a document>Add>OK.

    This is the full document:

    add-a-content-type-to-a-list-or-library

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
    If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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