Moving OneNote notebook from one OneDrive account to another

Anonymous
2018-10-02T05:38:10+00:00

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Is it possible to move a OneNote notebook from one OneDrive account to another?

And if it is possible, does the new account has to have office 365 assigned to his account?

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Anonymous
2018-10-10T09:29:39+00:00

Hi Ori,

Yes, it's possible.

If both of your accounts have Office 365 subscription, it will be much easier.

Please follow the steps below:

1.Open the notebook you want to move in OneNote 2016.

2.Click File > Export > Notebook > OneNote Package and Export this notebook.

 

3.Sign out your account A, and sign in OneNote 2016 with your account B, go File > Share.

It will alert you that this notebook have to be saved on OneDrive or SharePoint before sharing.

 

4.Click OneDrive and browse a location where you want to save this notebook. After the syncing process is finished, then you have already moved this notebook.

Meanwhile, I would like to mention, in this way, the changes you have made on this notebook won't sync to account A's notebook. If you want the changes to be synced ,

you can just share this notebook to account B.

Regards,

Alex Chen

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-10-03T01:09:41+00:00

    Hi Ori,

    Yes, it's possible to move this notebook to another account which don't have Office 365 subscription.

    To simplify the situation, I will use "account A" to represent your work account and "account B" for another account.

    Please follow the steps below:

    1.If your notebook haven't been uploaded to OneDrive, please refer to this article, upload your notebook to  account A's OneDrive.

    2.Open OneNote for Windows 10 which is free to every user. Login in with  "account A" and  "account B".

     

    3.Click More Notebooks on the left panel and choose the notebook you want to move, meanwhile you need to create a new notebook with "account B", that's where the notebook in "account A" is going to stored.

     

    4.Open the notebook, right click on the section you want to move, and choose Move/Copy, Choose Account B's note and click Copy.

     

    5.Repeat step4 until all your notebook has been moved.

    Regards,

    Alex Chen

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  2. Anonymous
    2018-10-24T09:39:22+00:00

    Hi Ori,

    Please notice you need to sign in OneNote 2016 with your account B in step 3.

    If you have already signed in with your account B, then please check if you have assigned related license to this account.

    Meanwhile, you need to login your account B to Office Portal and click on OneDrive icon to set up your OneDrive for Business, if the license is newly assigned.

    Regards,

    Alex Chen

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  3. Anonymous
    2018-10-23T13:23:42+00:00

    Hi

    I followed all the way till 3.

    When I get to step 3 I see this Sharing:

    No One Drive Option...

    No One Drive Option...

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  4. Anonymous
    2018-10-07T05:55:15+00:00

    Hi Alex

    Thanks for the reply

    I have a few questions:

    1. You wrote open OneNote for Windows 10 - I have OneNote 2016 and I have Windows 10, Is this the app I need or is there any other OneNote app? is it the desktop app or the online app?

    In my Desktop App I don't see "More Notebooks" on the left panel

    Here is the print screen:

    Waiting for your further assistance on clarifying the action.

    Thanks

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