SharePoint 4 Biz - Saving Office Documents Directly to SharePoint

One of the quick options to save Office documents (such as Word, Excel or PowerPoint) to SharePoint is as follows:

1. Go to the SharePoint Web site, open the document library that you want to save your document to and copy the library URL to the Clipboard (Ctrl+C):

2. In the Office application - i.e. Excel - on document Save, paste the URL of the document library into the "File name" box of the file save dialog:

Click "Save" button.

3. In the appeared document library browser just click "Save" to save the document into the library directly or choose a folder within the library and then click "Save":

That's it.

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