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I have a list in SharePoint with 50 content types. My list has two columns that I want to add to each content type in my list using PNP library. Until now I have something like this:

Add-PnPField -List $listTitle -Field $_.Name 

But I could't find a way to check that "Add to all content types" checkbox from PNP. I've tried

-AddToAllContentTypes 

but i've got this error: Add-PnPField : A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument 'AddFieldOptions.AddToNoContentType'.

Any way to do that ?

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Try adding -FieldOptions AddToAllContentTypes parameter to your Add-PnPField command.

For Example:

Add-PnPField -List "New list" -DisplayName "New List Column" -InternalName "NewListColumn" -Type Text -Required -AddToDefaultView -FieldOptions AddToAllContentTypes

Source: Add-PnPField: Create List Column in SharePoint using PowerShell

Note:

  1. As per the March 2020 Release, They have removed FieldOptions argument from Add-PnPField.

  2. So, you might try using above command by installing January 2020 Release (v3.17.2001.0) or February 2020 Release(v3.18.2002.0).

How to change versions of PnP PowerShell

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  • Try suggestions mentioned in my updated answer. I have never tried it but found this useful information on internet. this might help you. May 29, 2020 at 8:59
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    Hello, indeed this can be a solution but since the project is for a client, i cannot change the version of pnp to an older one. I have tried your solution to the latest pnp version and it's not accepted : WARNING: Parameter 'FieldOptions' is obsolete. Not in use
    – Ana Pop
    May 29, 2020 at 10:00
  • Yes, because they have removed FieldOptions parameter from all releases after February 2020 Release. May 29, 2020 at 10:22

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