Showing posts with label powershell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label powershell. Show all posts

December 3, 2020

Get Microsoft Teams Team name and link from file url

Using the NWS PowerTool (implemented with AutoHotkey), when you intellipaste a link to a file located in a Microsoft Teams SharePoint, before the link a nice link to the Team can be displayed.
Example:  Knowledge Brokers TeamGeneral > Knowledge Broker Toolkit > Overall Introduction_Knowledge Brokers.pptx (part highlighted is a link to the Team behind the file)
I explain here how this feature works.

August 3, 2020

Microsoft Teams: Export Team Members to Excel

In this post I explain how to export the list of a Microsoft Teams Team members to an Excel file including the email of each user, using a PowerShell script from an AutoHotkey script.
This is included in the Teams Shortcuts PowerTool.

Teams PowerShell Setup

In this post I explain how to setup Powershell for Microsoft Teams.

March 5, 2020

Add list of users to a Microsoft Teams Team e.g. from Outlook, Excel using the PowerTools

It is right now quite cumbersome to add a list of users you have the email of to a Microsoft Teams Team in a bulk way. The client UI does not offer this. (You need to add users one by one).
The currently most practical way is using a PowerShell script but still it might be some work to get it running. (Edit: see alternative using Power Automate)
I present here a solution implemented in AutoHotkey that can seamlessly add a list of users you already have in Outlook or Excel or a list of Emails in your clipboard to a Team.
It is implemented in the People Connector PowerTool.