You can drag files and folders from your computer to upload them to your OneDrive library or SharePoint team site with the modern experience. You can also browse and upload your files using …

Training: In a Microsoft SharePoint document library, create a new file, upload your own, and then share it with others. Watch this video to learn how.

You can store your file on SharePoint or Microsoft OneDrive and use the Share command to let others read or edit. Then there's just one copy to review containing everyone's feedback.

Training: Sync files in Microsoft 365 or SharePoint document libraries so they’re always available on your computer even when you’re offline.

The files you store on a SharePoint site are usually available to everyone with permissions to the site, but you may want to share specific files or folders with people who don't otherwise have access to …

If Outlook detects that your recipients won't be able to view the file—for example if it's stored on a SharePoint site that's only accessible to you—you'll see a warning message directly under the file …

To attach a file or link, select the task to bring up its details, click Add attachment, and then choose File, Link, or SharePoint. File: Upload a document or file from your local computer.

Sign into the SharePoint site you want to sync files and folders from. Select the library where your files and folders are. Then select Sync. Sign in to OneDrive to start syncing your files and finish OneDrive …

To attach one or more files to the list item, select Add attachments, locate the file, and then select Open. Hold down the CTRL key when selecting files to attach more than one file.

You can store and share files using SharePoint, OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams. SharePoint underpins each of these tools, but each can be used in their own ways to accelerate collaboration and …