All it knows is when it looks in the location that the Notebook Properties says the file should be, it is not there. OneNote 2016 obviously can’t tell the difference between a moved or deleted Notebook. When I checked the Notebook Sync Status screen, the Notebook gave this error: As soon as the files in the old site were set to read-only, the sync icon in SharePoint 2016 became a red X. What kind of sync error message would they see? How easy or hard would it be to get them back to a happy place? So I ran an experiment and here’s what I found.īelow is a screenshot of a Notebook (“vEvents”) that lived in a SharePoint 2013 site on-premises that was rebuilt in SharePoint Online and had all the files migrated.
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However, I’ve been curious about what would happen if a OneNote Notebook was moved before all the users closed the Notebook in OneNote 2016. It was clear that closing Notebooks in OneNote 2016 was very helpful for a seamless experience for end users.
When I knew that we were planning a migration to SharePoint Online at work, I read up feverishly on everything Microsoft posted about best practices.
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