This can be defined in the tab “Color/font” of the main menu item “Tools → Settings → View → File/folder list”.Īttention: the display of the plain view could be slower than expected. While any plain view mode is active, the background color of the panel is highlighting. If you want to view all items – files and folders, use the main menu item “View → Plain view – files, folders” or the shortcut “Ctrl+Alt+B”. To view folders only, use the main menu item “View → Plain view – folders” or the shortcut “Shift+Ctrl+B”. The files of the main folder and of all sub folders are shown in one list, independent of their paths.

If “Plain view – files” is activated, only files (and no folders) are shown. How to view all files and/or (sub)folders within the current folder?Īctivating the main menu item “View → Plain view – files” or the shortcut “Ctrl+B” activates the plain view for the active panel, or deactivates it. The quick view panel stays open (even, if other items are highlighted in the active panel) as long as it is not closed by activating the main menu item “View → Quick view panel” or the shortcut “Ctrl+Q”. In the quick view panel the item highlighted in the active panel is shown separately. Https://*your-admin-subdomain*./_layouts/15/online/AdminHome.Activating the main menu item “View → Quick view panel” or the shortcut “Ctrl+Q” switches the quick view panel on/off. In SharePoint Admin Center left nav, go to Sites > Active Sites.On left sidebar navigate to SharePoint Admin Center.Similarly, you can get there from Office Admin Center: But using Tim's hint above I found the full URL to be:

Apparently Microsoft removed the navigation path from Site Settings, as all paths on Googled answers don't exist anymore. The Site Settings > Storage Metrics section shows a recursive total size for folders and libraries. But Tim's comment on the OP's question was helpful for me, and may be helpful for others who end up here.Īs of 6: Storage Metrics can be found by going to Site contents (from left sidebar of a Sharepoint Site) > Site settings > Site Collection Administration > Storage Metrics Just to add for future Googlers, the custom view didn't work for me as it only sums up files in the folder, and doesn't do any recursive sums.

View folder size