Trying to access the Excel Api using office 365 personal account through microsoft graph explorer. But it is not working. we tried this in graph explorer after login in with office 365 personal account
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/drive/items
Please suggest how to get this working.
Excel REST API is not supported for consumer accounts at this point in time, but we do have this on our roadmap and hope to enable it soon.
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I would like to sync data from Microsoft 365 back to Netsuite. For example, you can create customers by entering information into Microsoft Excel. In my imagination, Netsuite would call API or something similar to access 365 data, and then we can extract data from that.
P/s: I do not know Microsoft Azure much. Recently, I successfully sign in to Netsuite using Azure SSO
Any comment would help a lot. Thanks
having an Office 365 family subscription, I'd like to use Microsoft Graph to query certain data from Outlook (events) and To-Do from within a web application.
Having had a look at the microsoft tutorials/quick start sessions, it seems that I have to register my application first to receive an access token.
Though, loggin in into Azure Portal with my personal Outlook account (with the O365 family subscription) I can not register an app/receive an token.
Am I missing something, or is Microsoft Graph only useable for business/educational subscriptions which are allowed to use Azure AD?
Thanks!
Based on the MICROSOFT DOCUMENTATION:-
Microsoft Azure Active Directory is free if your organisation has a
paid subscription to Microsoft 365, Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online,
Enterprise Mobility Suite, or other Microsoft services. Azure AD
allows you and other administrators to create and manage user and
group accounts.
For more information please refer this MS Q&A|Invalid grant error for free Office 365 Family & Personal/Free accounts.
I have a question about SharePoint Online, Office Graph and Graph API.
Today, the Office Graph option is deactivated in my tenant (SharePoint admin center > Settings and under Office Graph, "Don’t allow access to the Office Graph" option is selected) for security reasons.
I would like to know if it is possible to write some code with Graph API when this option is off?
Thanks a lot in advance for answers.
It should be ok, also you can try the Graph Explorer to Test your code without log into Microsoft account
I have purchased office 365 essentials plan. I have got an admin account. Office provides user interface to add new users under this main admin account.
What I need is I want a Node js or REST API to create users on this account. I have googled well, can't met anything like this. Anyone can provide any samples on this. Any help would be appreciable.
Office 365 Users are hosted in the background by Azure Active Directory. I believe you should be able to create new accounts for your Office 365 programmatically using the Azure Active Directory Graph API, or probably even better, using the Microsoft Graph API.
Check out the documentation here:
https://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs/api-reference/v1.0/api/user_post_users
You should be able to get a jump-start using our public samples located here:
https://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/code-samples-and-sdks
I hope this helps!
For my company, I have an Office 365 E3 subscription (not trial).
My office 365 account is also global admin.
Now I would like to use Office 365 API. According to the getting started tutorial I was told to associate Azure with Office 365.
So I when go to Office 365 Admin panel then click to Azure AD. I end up with Azure Sign up screen however the screen is empty. What am I missing?
It may not be a development question, but as there is no O365 forum, an answer can still be provided, which this site is all about.
You need to go on this website https://manage.windowsazure.com/ and register to access your Azure AD. It takes few minutes to proceed.
there's a new getting-started flow that might make this easier in the future, in case others hit this as well on http://dev.office.com/getting-started/office365apis.
The problem appears to be my browser is blocking third party cookies . When I turned that option, it worked.