Easily locate personal, shared, or downloaded files in Teams.
OneDrive puts files into different groups so you can find them faster:
In Browse files by, you can view files based on:
In Quick access, browse files located in specific Teams channels.
To open and edit a file in Teams, select a file from any of these locations:
The Files or Shared tab at the top of a chat or channel
The message where the file was attached
By default, the file opens inside Teams with the standard Office tools available at the top of the screen.
Open the channel and go to the Files tab.
Select More actions (···) next to the file.
Choose Download.
Open the OneDrive tab in Teams.
Select More actions (···) next to the file and choose Download.
Or open the file, go to File > Create a copy > Download a copy (availability depends on owner permissions).
Go to Settings and more (···) → Settings → Files and links.
Under Downloads, select Change to choose a new folder.
Turn on Always ask where to save downloaded files to choose the location each time.
Select Files on the left side of Teams to see:
Recent files
Files stored in Teams
OneDrive files
Download history
When you upload a file to Teams, you can share it at any time with other people and groups.
Do one of the following:
-Select Copy link to get a link you can paste into a chat or email.
-Select Sharing settings to specify people and their permissions for the file.
Or
-Add a name, group, or email.
-Select a permission such as Can edit, Can review, or Can view, or Can’t download.
-Add a message, if you want.
Select Apply to save changes.
Select a channel post or chat message.
Select a file and add an optional message.
Note: If you want to share a file from your computer's file directory, you can drag it into the message.
If you want to share a single file to multiple locations in Teams without uploading a copy every time, get a link to the file and share that instead.
Add people and an optional message.