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Do you have to be an admin to manage office scripts?
To manage Office Scripts settings, you must be a Global admin. For more information, see About admin roles. Ensure users in your organization have a valid license for a Microsoft 365 or Office 365 commercial or EDU plan that includes access to Office desktop apps, such as one of the following plans:
Is it possible to store a script in a directory?
You can store your scripts in a dedicated directory and then add that directory to your PATH variable. PATH is the way your system knows where to look for executables. Yes, it is possible to set it up so that you can invoke your scripts by name regardless of your working directory.
How to manage the availability of office scripts?
Manage availability of Office Scripts and sharing of scripts. In the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to the Settings > Org settings > Services tab. Select Office Scripts. Office Scripts is turned on by default, and everyone in your organization can access and use the feature and share scripts.
Where do you store shell scripts in Linux?
You could store your scripts where they belong in the filesystem, and create a bin directory in your home. Adding in your .bashrc makes any executable placed in ~/bin discoverable. Finally, you just need to add files in the dorectory.
Is there a script to create local admin account?
Instead of scripting local admin accounts, you should use LAPS. Thanks for your feedback! Yes, I am in the process of implementing LAPS. However, My supervisor doesn’t want to use the local built-in admin account.
How does Office scripts work in Microsoft 365?
Office Scripts allows users to automate tasks by recording, editing, and running scripts in Excel on the web. Office Scripts works with Power Automate, and users run scripts on workbooks by using the Excel Online (Business) connector. Microsoft 365 admins can manage Office Scripts settings from the Microsoft 365 admin center.