Adding a SharePoint Page / List to Microsoft Teams

Issue

The user wants to add a SharePoint page or list to Teams.

Resolution

Adding a SharePoint Page/List to a Teams Channel

In Teams, you can add published SharePoint pages or lists as a tab in a Teams channel if you are an Owner of the team. Team members can View pages, Edit lists, and Add comments in the Teams tabs. Add the SharePoint tab in Teams to quickly paste any Page, News post, or List from a published SharePoint site.

Adding a Page from Your Team Site

  1. In Teams, select the Channel page.
  2. To the right of the Channel name, select the Plus sign (+) on the tab bar.

Screenshot of the Teams Channel Homepage

  1. Select the SharePoint or SharePoint Pages tab.

Screenshot of the Add a Tab section highlighting the SharePoint pages

  1. Select Pages to see a list of existing SharePoint pages and news posts available from your team site.
  2. Select the SharePoint content to add as a tab in the Teams channel. 

Screenshot of the SharePoint page section

  1. Select Post to the channel about this tab checkbox to automatically generate and post an announcement in the Teams channel letting your colleagues know that you have added this tab. Click on Save
Note: You can add one page or list per tab at a time. Repeat this procedure to add more tabs to your Teams channel.

 

Adding a List from Your Team Site

  1. In Teams, select the Channel page. To the right of the channel name, select the Plus sign (+) on the tab bar.
  2. Select the SharePoint or SharePoint Pages tab.
  3. Select Lists to see existing SharePoint lists available from your team site.
    • Select the SharePoint content to add as a tab in the Teams channel. 

Screenshot of the SharePoint lists section

  1. Select Post to the channel about this tab checkbox to automatically generate and post an announcement in the Teams channel letting your colleagues know that you have added this tab. Click on Save
Note: You can add one page or list per tab at a time. Repeat this procedure to add more tabs to your Teams channel.

 

Adding a Page/List from a Different Team Site

  1. In Teams, select the Channel page. To the right of the channel name, select the Plus sign (+) on the tab bar.
  2. Select the SharePoint or SharePoint Pages tab.
  3. Select the Add a page or list from any SharePoint site link and paste the URL of the page, news post, or list you want to add as a tab.

Screenshot of the SharePoint page section highlighting "Add a page list from any SharePoint" option

  1. Paste the link in the "URL field".
  2. Select Post to the channel about this tab checkbox to automatically generate and post an announcement in the Teams channel letting your colleagues know that you have added this tab. Click on Save

Screenshot of the SharePoint page section highlighting Checkbox "Post to the channel about this tab"

Note: SharePoint will validate the SharePoint URL and access to the page. Permissions of the page itself will not change, and if users on the team do not have permission to the tabbed page, they will be shown a page to request access.
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Article ID: 163
Created
Mon 11/22/21 12:42 PM
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Mon 7/8/24 4:36 PM

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