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Hi<br />
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In Sharepoint 2007, I could see the storage quota of the whole teamspace site to see if we were approaching our quota and also list and sort the doc libraries and their size, etc. I don’t seem to be able to see this in 2010. I can go to Site Settings &gt;&nbsp;Storage Metrics but that just shows each sub site and the percentage of space used. <br />
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Can anybody tell me where I can see the full quota of the site and how much we have used to date?<br />
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Regards, Mark<br />

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Hi

In Sharepoint 2007, I could see the storage quota of the whole teamspace site to see if we were approaching our quota and also list and sort the doc libraries and their size, etc. I don’t seem to be able to see this in 2010. I can go to Site Settings > Storage Metrics but that just shows each sub site and the percentage of space used. 

Can anybody tell me where I can see the full quota of the site and how much we have used to date?

Regards, Mark


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