Slack users will have to envy this new change of Microsoft Teams

Ahead of the Ignite 2019 conference coming out next week, Microsoft has officially announced a new experience for the file sharing and receiving feature of the Microsoft Teams service with countless notable changes.

The first factor to consider is the experience of receiving new files in the Files tab of a channel. Microsoft has 'put' the whole advantage of the ability to use and manage SharePoint files on Teams. Now you can synchronize files with PC or Mac, get previews with over 320 different file types, create views and work with metadata, view document information. , review file tags with a single mouse move, pin files to the top, perform actions like check in and check out, and many other features without leaving the Teams app.

Besides, you will also be able to access OneDrive files directly in Teams.

Here are some outstanding experiences currently available on Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Outlook:

1. See all metadata / columns
2. Open the file
3. Open option with drop-down menu (online / desktop)
4. Upload file / folder
5. Synchronize
6. Export to Excel
7. New menu
8. Filter column header column
9. List of views
10. Files needing attention
11. The file is pinned
12. Simple column installation
13. Hover view file tab
14. Check out / Check in
15. Bulk approval
16. Format columns and rows
17. Group view

In addition, Microsoft Teams is also getting the same file sharing experience already available on OneDrive, Office applications, SharePoint, Windows Explorer, and Mac finder. When you copy / paste a file link, Teams will format as beautifully and synchronously as possible. You can change the settings for sharing by clicking the arrow next to the file that appears in the message.

All of the above changes are expected to be launched by Microsoft Teams for Teams users from mid-November 2019, and will be completed by the end of the month.