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Navigate to your SharePoint site root > Click on the gear icon Site Settings > Site Information > View all site settings > Site Permission Click on Permission levels  You can see the various permission levels and the permissions that are set for each Make sure the needed options are selected I had a scenario - I gave a group contribute permission and they are not able to create files or update files. Sync from one drive also stopped working. Spend a good amount of time troubleshooting and couldn't find any issue. Finally, I came to the Permission level section and noticed Edit Items permission was not selected

Edit and Contribute are easily confused and I see a lot of Admins allocate it incorrectly just because they don’t know. In this post I’ll highlight the difference(s). Difference: Below you’ll see that I highlighted the difference in red. There’s only one – and it’s a BIG ONE. Users with Edit rights can also create and delete lists (apps) and views in SharePoint. So for normal users who only add content, Contribute would be the way to go. Permission Attributes Edit: Manage Lists  –  Create and delete lists, add or remove columns in a list, and add or remove public views of a list. Add Items  –  Add items to lists and add documents to document libraries. Edit Items  –  Edit items in lists, edit documents in document libraries and customize Web Part Pages in document libraries. Delete Items  –  Delete items from a list and documents from a document library. View Items  –  View items in lists and documents in document librari...

When reporting spam that slips past the filters, it is essential that we receive the full message headers from a message. Additionally, sometimes our Support department may request the full headers from an email message in order to troubleshoot mail delivery problems. Every single Internet e-mail message is made up of two parts the header and the message body of the email. Every single email you send or receive on the Internet contains an Internet Header, a full and valid e-mail header provides a detailed log of the network path taken by the message between the mail sender and the mail receiver(s) (email servers). Your email client program will usually hide the full header or display only lines, such as From, To, Date, and Subject, see below for more information on pulling headers for your email client: Below are online email header analyzer you can use https://mha.azurewebsites.net/   This is from Microsoft and very useful https://mxtoolbox.com/EmailHeaders.aspx