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Here is how to use the SharePoint search to get a list of all sites you have access to: Login to https://www.office.com >> In the App Launcher, click on “SharePoint” to get the SharePoint Online start page.

Listing all sites and subsites in SPO is essential for maintaining a clear site structure and ensuring effective organization. This blog helps you find and export all the SharePoint Online site collections and their details using PowerShell. You can use the Get-SPOSite cmdlet to retrieve a list of all site collections in the tenant.

Without combing through Outlook emails (laborious without adequate contextual search), how can I see a full list of these SharePoint sites? This is very easy with Google, but all I see in SharePoint are "New from sites" and "Frequent sites." This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread.

Guys, I'm looking for a script to get the list of all sites and subsites in SharePoint online using PowerShell and export the file in to CSV any advise here ? Tried with PNP but unable authorize my admin account so any other methods would be helpful.

Hi Nick, You can sign in to Office 365>click SharePoint in the App Launcher to go to your SharePoint home page. You can find the SharePoint sites which you access frequently in the Frequent sites list. And you can click the star menu to follow a site and add the site to the Following list.. For detailed information, please refer to this article.. Besides, if you cannot find SharePoint app in ...

SharePoint Administrators can use this PowerShell to quickly get a list of all sites and subsites in their tenant. PnP PowerShell to Get All Sites and Subsites in SharePoint Online. Let’s see how to get all sites and subsites in SharePoint Online using the PnP PowerShell module.

1) Download and install the SharePoint Online Management Shell. 2) Refer to Connect to SharePoint Online PowerShell. run the commands: Connect-sposervice (you need to type the URL of your SharePoint admin center) 3) Get-SPOSite. For your reference: In this way, even the group site and communication site will show up. Thanks,

Navigating through multiple pages to find all the SharePoint sites and subsites you have access to can be time-consuming and frustrating. Luckily, there’s a simple search query you can use to quickly view all your accessible site collections and subsites in one go. ... After running the search, you’ll see a list of all the site collections ...

Here is the PowerShell to list all SharePoint Online sites using saved credentials (I’m assuming the account you specified in the script doesn’t have the MFA enabled!): #Load SharePoint Online Assemblies Add-Type -Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll" Add-Type ...

As @Xyza Xue_MSFT said, even if you are a Global Admin, it is impossible to have the authority of all sites, and the basis for obtaining the authority list in SharePoint is that the account has sufficient authority for the site.

This can be achieved thru SharePoint online admin center URL as well as PnP PowerShell script. Approach 1: Step 1: Go to the https://tenant-admin.sharepoint.com url Click Active sites link from left side panel then we can see all active sites report in the dashboard.. Step 2: Then from the “Active sites” dashboard click on “Hub” -> Filter by Hub -> then select your hub site – this ...

1. Get list of all sites in the tenant : Get-pnptenantsite. 2. For each site collection, find the list of sites and subsites: get-pnpsubwebs -recurse. 3a. I don't know how to get the list of users in each subsite. I tried . get-pnpusers, but it is giving the users at top level site collection not sub-sites. 3b. I can find the site admin using ...

One thing that has been bugging me recently is being able to get a list of all my Office 365 SharePoint group sites all at once. With the new SharePoint Admin Centre due to be rolled out any time now, this will soon be a solved problem, but i just want a list of all.

Step 1 – Log in to Office 365 and go to Sharepoint Online Step 2 – In the search box type in contentclass:STS_Site. Step 3 – A list of sites that you have access to will be shown. Other Commands. If you need to see all site collection + subsites , search for ” contentclass:STS_Site OR contentclass:STS_Web”

My thought was that since all of the site ids begin with the tenant domain that I might be able to search on that and then retrieve every site and subsite for the tenant. But I'm not sure how to perform that query.

Currently, the SharePoint admin center portal only has the ability to see which users are members of a group. There's no ability for the inverse: Which Sites does a user have access to? To do this, I wrote a quick PowerShell script to iterate through all sites, checks if the user is a Member, then outputs the list of sites to a .csv.

In the search box on top left corner in office 365 SharePoint home page, type "contentclass:STS_Site" and search. It will give you list of all site collections you have access to. If you need to see all site collection + subsites , search for " contentclass:STS_Site OR contentclass:STS_Web"

If you know the name of the site, search for the site, after you open/access the site, it will start appearing under Recent or Frequent sites section on start page. Besides, if you wish, as an admin, you can feature the sites and content you want on the SharePoint start page by changing the Featured links list in the left pane.

Using SharePoint Online Management Shell that contains Get-SPOSite cmdlet you could retrieve information about site collections as demonstrated below for SharePoint Online (SPO).. Example: Add-Type –Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\15\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll" Add-Type –Path "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server ...