John Water

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Vasil,<br />
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Thank you for confirming there is no PowerShell option and providing the reference.
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I am in a GCC tenant, I can create a new Team and make it Org-Wide but on see the Private, Public option - I do not see the Org-Wide option in the Teams Admin client. I want to know the Power shell script to make an existing Team Org-Wide (instead of private or public).<br />
Not e: the account I am using is an Global admin and the Team owner.
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I am in a GCC tenant, I can create a new Team and make it Org-Wide but on see the Private, Public option - I do not see the Org-Wide option in the Teams Admin client. I want to know the Power shell script to make an existing Team Org-Wide (instead of private or public).
Not e: the account I am using is an Global admin and the Team owner.

In O365 Teams, I need to make an existing Team Org-Wide via Powershell

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