To learn more about using Office Scripts with Power Automate, see Run Office Scripts with Power Automate. You may add only one group to the allow list, and it must be one of the following types: To allow only members of a specific group with access to Office Scripts to use their scripts in flows, select Specific group, and then enter the name or email alias of the group to add it to the allow list.
To allow all users with access to Office Scripts to use their scripts in flows, leave Everyone (the default) selected. This allows users to add flow steps with the Excel Online (Business) Connector's Run script option. To allow users to run their Office Scripts inside Power Automate flows, select Let users with access to Office Scripts run their scripts with Power Automate. To allow only members of a specific group with access to Office Scripts to share their scripts, select Specific group, and then enter the name or email alias of the group to add it to the allow list. To allow all users with access to Office Scripts to share their scripts, leave Everyone (the default) selected. Specify which users with access to Office Scripts can share their scripts: If you later turn off script sharing for your organization, users will still be able to run previously-shared scripts. Sharing scripts outside of an organization is not allowed. To allow users with access to Office Scripts to share their scripts with others in your organization, select Let users with access to Office Scripts share their scripts with others in the organization. To learn more about the different types of groups, see Compare groups.
To allow only members of a specific group to access and use Office Scripts, select Specific group, and then enter the name or email alias of the group to add it to the allow list. To allow all users in your organization to access and use Office Scripts, leave Everyone (the default) selected. If you previously turned off Office Scripts for your organization and you want to turn it back on, select Let users automate their tasks in Excel on the web, and then specify who can access and use the feature: To turn off Office Scripts for your organization, clear the Let users automate their tasks in Excel on the web check box. Office Scripts is turned on by default, and everyone in your organization can access and use the feature and share scripts. In the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to the Settings > Org settings > Services tab. Manage availability of Office Scripts and sharing of scripts
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For more information, see About admin roles.Įnsure users in your organization have a valid license for a Microsoft 365 or Office 365 commercial or EDU plan that includes access to Office desktop apps, such as one of the following plans: To manage Office Scripts settings, you must be a Global admin. Microsoft 365 admins can manage Office Scripts settings from the Microsoft 365 admin center. Office Scripts works with Power Automate, and users run scripts on workbooks by using the Excel Online (Business) connector. Office Scripts allows users to automate tasks by recording, editing, and running scripts in Excel on the web.