OneDrive Personal: "Add shortcut to My Files" option missing for shared folder

Dear AvinashThakur2,

kind thankd for your reply. I already tried this problem solution beforehand and checked all settings as well. However, it doesn‘t help. Whilst on my iPhone i can select where to save the file I intend to download:

- On my iPhone

- In iCloud

- In OneDrive

- In Google Drive

I‘m not able to get this option implemented on my iPad. There, the option „OneDrive“ is missing. Somethings is going wrong here.

Thanks and best regards

Stephan

Hi Antonio,
<br />thanks for your answer. I'm not looking for the iOS-Shortcuts.
<br />I try to explain my problem once more in English:
I have created my own shortcuts in MS WORD, f.e. command+control+r gets my characters red.
<br />For different reasons I created two accounts on my Macbook (iOS Big Sur):
<br />- The first one has an data immigration by Time Machine. But this produces a littel other problem, which is not off topic here. To fix this I create a secona account
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<br />- The second account: All datas were put on there manuel from a second backup, so all the applications. That means the application are "fresh", without my individual created shortcut.
<br />-> My question is: Where does Mac OS hide these indidual shortcuts, so I can go into the system of the first account, copy that file and move it to the system of the second account.
<br />I thought to rember, that they are in the "hidden library". You can open it: finder menu -> go to + option --> then you look in the folder preferences for com.microsoft.Word.plist
<br />I found this file and some others with this beginning. I copied them and moved them into the same folder of the second account's system. But it changed nothing.
<br />I hope, I explained my problem better. Sorry for my English
<br />Ulf
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Hi,

I'm Nik, an independent advisor here to assist you with this.

I understand your concern is regarding possibility of your company being able to access your data on Personal OneDrive.

Please find my answers in the same order:

1. If you have enabled sync from your personal OneDrive to local folder and your company has any rule/policy enabled to scan/access your local files, then they could possibly access those files.

2. Folders that are 'Online' available only will not be accessible as they would need your credentials to access.

3. Admin will not be able to login to your Personal OneDrive as that would also require your credentials.

Regards

Nik

Hi StankoBeronja,

When OneDrive can't sync a file or folder because its name contains invalid characters, OneDrive can sometimes rename it for you.

If OneDrive is able to rename the file or folder, you'll see a Rename option in the notification area. If OneDrive can't rename the file or folder automatically, you'll need to rename it yourself manually.

For more, see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/oned...

I'd suggest going through the following article to know some invalid character that OneDrive doesn't support and the right process to rename file and sync:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/oned...

Regards

Nik

Thank you for your reply!
I've already installed and set up OneDrive on my Mac. Unfortunately, step No. 5 doesn't exist under my OneDrive settings. It only shows Files that are already in OneDrive.
Do you know if there is another way to choose files to synchronise permanently?