![]() ![]() ![]() This feature is available in both classical and modern libraries! I outlined this in great detail in this post. There is another way to tag many documents at once and that is via Quick Edit feature. But what if you need to tag multiple documents in the classical library? Keep reading! Option 3. It is important to note that this option is not available with classical libraries. The way it works, you select multiple files and choose Document Information Panel, just like above, and you can then apply properties to many documents at once. What if you want to tag multiple documents at once? In modern librarieswe now have a Bulk Edit option. With SharePoint Online you can still get classic experience for a document library, but hopefully, you run a modern document library experience, so your Document Information Panel looks like this (accessible when you click “i” in the upper-right-hand-corner of a document library): In older versions of SharePoint or SharePoint 2013/2016 on premises, you get the classic library experience, so your Document Information Panel looks like this: Your window might look different depending on what version of SharePoint you use. You upload or drag and drop a document to a SharePoint document library and then tag it along, in the Document Information Panel window. ![]() The first option is the classic one and most straightforward one that you can get. Option 1: SharePoint Document Information Panel Choose one that works best for you, and please tell those metadata drama queens who still complain! One of the most frequent complaints I hear about it is that (and I quote) “ It is a pain to tag documents with metadata every time they are uploaded to SharePoint.” I could not disagree more! So with this post, I would like to provide you with four convenient options to tag documents and edit document metadata in SharePoint. If you follow my blog, you probably know by now that I am a huge advocate of metadata. ![]()
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