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However this should not be necessary if the above steps work.

(You can also 'pin' or 'follow' a Shared Library - access it through the SharePoint interface, then change the 'Not following' link in the top right hand corner to 'Following'.

Create a file or folder in the Shared Library so that it is seen as 'Recently active' by Delve - then WAIT a while and it should appear.

If the Shared Library is part of a Microsoft 365 Group or Team, make sure you access the Files area at least once - it is not created immediately when the Group or Team is first made.

You can check this by adding a second user as an Owner, make the first user a Member, then make the first user an Owner again, and remove the second user. Sometimes this doesn't happen, especially if the Team Owner was assigned through the Teams Admin Centre - and causes problems in various places, including the Planner app.

If the Shared Library is part of a Microsoft 365 Group or Team, any users who are Owners need to be Members too.

I also found the following steps may also be necessary: Thanks for this - enabling Delve was part of the problem for us. But I don't see any admin links to Delve, nor is it in the list of apps. If I go to I see my profile, so I do have Delve. I do not see a link to "classic settings page" nor "Delve (powered by Office Graph)". One thing I have seen is a message appearing in SharePoint saying " You’re seeing a limited version of this page because Office Graph is turned off or it’s not available." If I go to the link that is provided the instructions listed to turn Delve/Graph on seem to be for an out-of-date UI experience. What do I have to do get the navigation to work so people can see the libraries they have access to?

#Microsoft onedrive for business library full

If the user types in the full SharePoint site URL for the team/library they get access! If the user goes to SharePoint the new team site does not appear. When a user logs in and selects OneDrive, the new shared library (team, group, why so many names?) does not appear in the left hand "Shared Libraries" list.

In OneDrive I created a new Shared Library and gave users access to it. I am testing out Microsoft 365 for my organisation, with a focus on team working with files.