I'm losing my mind over SharePoint storage – can someone explain this in a simple way? I have a team of 15 people using SharePoint. Our storage limit is about 1.40 TB, but we're currently using 1.56 TB. Nothing really happens – I just get daily emails saying the storage is full. Now I simply want to buy more storage for the entire team – like +2 TB. But the whole thing is incredibly confusing. Here’s what I’ve found so far: There’s an option for “1 GB per license per month for €0.18”. What does that even mean? Does each user get 1 GB more? That doesn’t really help me. I also called support. They suggested “SharePoint Plan 2”. I bought it and suddenly: * I only had 1 additional license I could assign to a user * BUT my total team storage became ~1.41 TB That makes zero sense to me. It also cost about €10. My questions: * How can I simply buy +2 TB of SharePoint storage for the whole team? * How does this licensing/storage model actually work? * Why did a single Plan 2 license seemingly increase total storage? I do NOT want a OneDrive upgrade – I specifically need SharePoint storage for the entire team. Can anyone explain this or tell me exactly what I need to buy? Thanks! submitted by /u/LawfulnessPure1002 [link] [comments]

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I recognise clustering is an unsupervised method with no labelled variable. However, I wondered if there is a consensus approach among peers, such as using PCA or Laplacian scoring post-clustering to identify meaningful variables within clusters, and as such generate a quasi-label? Would be good to hear everyone's thoughts on novel/innovative methods for post-clustering type labelling. Note, this is not a question on post-clustering significance testing/selective inference type stuff. But just focused on methods for generating a identifiable label Best, Andrew

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Has anyone experienced an issue in SharePoint Online where adding tags and a short description to files fails to save during synchronization with the server? The changes appear locally, but when syncing with the server, SharePoint throws an error and the metadata is not saved. What could be causing this and how can it be fixed? submitted by /u/Own_Category_8806 [link] [comments]

Hi All I suspect I already know the answer but thought I'd check unless I've missed something. Basically I have a excel file I use as a template, with VBA code that users save copies without overwriting the template file. I would like to move this to Sharepoint, so that more users can use it, but I have no idea really how file system stuff would work or if its even possible. I have three parts of code that I think will be the issue as below. Backup System: backupPath = ThisWorkbook.Path & "\Backups\" baseName = "Quick Quoting Tool-Backup_" If Dir(backupPath, vbDirectory) = "" Then MkDir backupPath End If latestDate = 0 f = Dir(backupPath & baseName & "*.xlsm") Do While f <> "" On Error Resume Next fileDate = DateSerial( _ Mid(f, Len(baseName) + 1, 4), _ Mid(f, Len(baseName) + 5, 2), _ Mid(f, Len(baseName) + 7, 2)) On Error GoTo 0 If fileDate > latestDate Then latestDate = fileDate End If f = Dir Loop If latestDate = 0 Or DateDiff("d", latestDate, Date) > 30 Then fileName = baseName & Format(Date, "yyyymmdd") & ".xlsm" ThisWorkbook.SaveCopyAs backupPath & fileName End If Save as new file system: Set currentWB = ThisWorkbook newFilePath = "T:\Quoting\Client Quotes\Quick Quotes\" newFileName = Format(Now, "yyyy-MM-dd-hhmm") & " - " & QTEType & " - " & POLPOD & " - " & ClientName & ".xlsm" currentWB.SaveAs fileName:=newFilePath & newFileName, FileFormat:=xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled Moving expired files system: sourceFolder = "T:\Quoting\Client Quotes\Quick Quotes\" expiredFolder = "T:\Quoting\Client Quotes\Quick Quotes\Expired\" currentYearMonth = Format(Date, "yyyy-mm") Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") For Each file In fso.GetFolder(sourceFolder).Files fileName = file.Name If Left(fileName, 2) = "~$" Then GoTo NextFile If LCase(fso.GetExtensionName(fileName)) = "xlsm" Then fileDate = Split(fileName, " ")(0) yearMonth = Left(fileDate, 7) If yearMonth <> currentYearMonth Then filePath = file.Path fso.MoveFile filePath, expiredFolder & fileName End If End If NextFile: Next file Set fso = Nothing There is a bunch of file system type code there, can it be change/modified to use a sharepoint location like: https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/NZ/Shared Documents/Quoting/Client Quotes/Quick Quotes/ etc Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Stildawn [link] [comments]

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I am interested in investigating the presence of outliers in the following sample (burritos): burritos <- c(645, 645, 646, 656, 660, 667, 671, 673, 677, 679, 682, 683, 684, 687, 690, 695, 698, 698, 699, 700, 702, 705, 710, 712, 716, 717, 722, 727, 736, 738, 759, 760, 771, 771, 774, 775, 781, 782, 809, 849) The following is easily obtained: If we investigate the presence of outliers using Tukey’s fences, we conclude that: Therefore, I expected the observation “849” to appear as an outlier in the following boxplot: Why is this outlier not detected? Is it because the observations are discrete? Or because they are drawn from a normal distribution? Thank you for your help.

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