You need enable modern auth for S4B. By default, it is OFF for S4B.

 

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/34339.skype-for-business-online-enable-your-tenant-for-modern-authentication.aspx

 

 

This is, or was, a feature I used quite often. It's a strange way to treat your customers, remove a feature without notification.

I can't see how you can do any A/B testing on a feature by removing it.

Hi Jennifer,

You can place this formula in cell C1 =IF(A1=B1,"Same","Not Same").

 

It will return "Same" if the numbers or values in Columns A and B are same, and return "Not Same" if otherwise.

 

Meanwhile, you can change the return values to "True and False" if you so wish.

 

Cheers!

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JENNIFR GARRETT wrote:

Can you please help me creat a equal equation that will look to see if the numnber in colunm A is the same in column B

 

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Thank-you for a quick response Darrell... Any other ideas since then?
At this point in time, I've resorted to this workaround - creating a new team, re-creating all the channels in the previous team and re-uploading all the files. Been checking the team for the past week and it hasn't given me the aforementioned error so far...so it seems it's not an issue of some file being corrupt either.. So maybe it was of someone having changed the folder name. But does changing the folder name result in an 'unknown error' always?
Lucky that my team hadn't uploaded much to the sharepoint site.. so could contain the downtime (I mean the time I took to create a new team & channels, copy all the files, remove members from old team and add them to new team) to a few minutes..
Still wondering what exactly went wrong. Am trying to implement Microsoft Teams in my team (strength of 44) as a pilot project and then planning to implement it company wide (strength of over 30k); Although everyone is very aware that it's a pilot project, being an engineering company, incidents like these make people apprehensive slightly. Am still all for MS Teams though (having implemented Slack in my previous organization) and trying to push forward with the implementation; just thought of sharing this issue I faced and my experience with it so far.
Thanks.

Dear,

 

Try this formula:

=SUM(COUNTIF(A2:C40,{">12/31/2017","<>TBA","Fitter"}))

But you have to move the date column from column E to C, and select all the three columns 

If you can't do that try this:
=SUM(COUNTIF(A2:B40,{"<>TBA","Fitter"}))+COUNTIF(E2:E40,">12/31/2017")