SharePoint Scripting Archive

Upload documents to SharePoint (PNP.PowerShell)

Learn how to upload documents to SharePoint with PowerShell. Integrating different systems to SharePoint can be achieved easily with this.

SharePoint PowerShell add site collection administrator

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When you administer the SharePoint, you might need access to all sites. I have provided a collection of PowerShell scripts, so you can access all sites after running a script

3 of the most important SharePoint PowerShell Modules and Snappins

SharePoint, SharePoint Online, SharePoint Server / 3 Comments

There are various ways to access SharePoint Online and SharePoint Server. Check out and learn what the main differences are. When to use which module / snapping, and which are the pros and cons from my point of view. You will also see, what you can change with each SharePoint PowerShell Module.

How to connect to SharePoint Online with SharePointOnlinePowerShell

SharePoint, SharePoint Online / 5 Comments

Besides the possibility to manage your SharePoint Online in the SharePoint admin center, you have the option to do it with PowerShell. For this tasks Microsoft has published the PowerShell module SharePointOnlinePowerShell. It’s focus is more administrative tasks, than process automation. You can e.g. change the SharePoints Tenants policies, but you cannot create list items …

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PNP.PowerShell: How to connect to SharePoint Online with PowerShell

SharePoint Online, SharePoint, SharePoint Server / 21 Comments

This article describes how to connect to SharePoint Online by using the PowerShell Module PNP.PowerShell Prerequisites An global admin approval for the enterprise app PNP.PowerShell Internet access Installation PNP.PowerShell I recommend using the latest PNP.PowerShell Module to connect to SharePoint Online. PNP stands for Patterns and Practices You can find it here: PnP PowerShell | …

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