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I sometimes put notebooks in a document library of their own or in the Site Assets library. If either are on, it can break the sync capability between your local sync'd copies and the master copy on SharePoint.

The minute you click Select, the notebook will begin moving to it's new location.If you're unsure of the path, open a browser and naviate to the document library or asset repository you want the notebook in, copy the path in the address bar, then paste into the address bar in the file explorer window open in OneNote. Select the destination path to the SharePoint asset you want the notebook to move to.Select Properties (not Share or Move)In the properties window, there will be a Change Location button.Go into the backstage view (File menu) and click on the settings dropdown for the notebook you want to move.Now I know some of you may not use the full blown version of the app, but I highly recommend you do because the full feature set is only available in the desktop app. If that is the case, my suggestion is to use the Change Location function in the OneNote desktop app. I see a lot of suggestions here about copying OneNote files, when I believe the original question was moving a OneNote file from OneDrive to SharePoint. The file in the location will appear as a normal NoteBook. Once the NoteBook is opened, click on 'File -> Share' and browse to the location (One note or SharePoint library) where you want the file to be.Once unpackaged, it is displayed as files within a folder when you view it in windows explorer, but you can view it as a Notebook by opening it using OneNote client.Select the path to a folder on you local machine.

In the dialogue window, you can choose the name and path.Navigate to the file on you local machine where you had saved the file and double click the package.Select Format', choose OneNote Package(*.onepkg) and export it to a location on your local machine. Export Current', choose 'Notebook' and then under '2. Open the Notebook in the OneNote client.Note: I would always suggest using the 'Copy to' option rather than 'Move to' You can take two approaches:Īpproach 1: Click on the three dots on the OneNote file in the list of documents on you OneDrive and select 'Copy to', then browse to the destination, which can be either a different location on you OneDrive or a SharePoint document library. I think I've managed to find a way of achieving this.