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I have one Sample Document Library on SharePoint Online (office 365). this Library has 5 different document content type. And using this Library as a template i have created 300 new Document Libraries on this site. That all Libraries already has all 5 Content Type. but now I want to Add 2 New Document Content Type to those all Libraries.

Is it possible to do so ? and if possible than how can i do this thing ?

Any help will be appreciated.

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The easiest way for me is, writing managed client object model code in Console Application. Which will iterate through the created libraries and then updates the content types and order if needed.

And for future creating document libraries you have to update the template and then redeploy it.

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  • This. Or CSOM through PowerShell if that is your thing. May 12, 2014 at 17:47
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I think the only way is to add/order the new Content Types manually to the list template and to the existing document library instances since extensive PowerShell cmdlets are not supported or cmdlets which could add the new Content Type to all the existing document libraries programmatically. How to add Content Type to the document library in SP online

Here is the list of SharePoint online commands which are supported as of now.

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  • thanks for your reply. I have done this thing using custom web-part. Jan 4, 2013 at 4:43
  • I thought you might want to look into some PowerShell based solution but of course object model makes it easy too. Jan 7, 2013 at 3:52
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This can be done using VS 2010 using feature activated. Essentially you write a piece of code that would traverse your site from root open all lists and add the new content types to them. You put this code into feature activated block so it is only executed once when you deploy the feature. Afterwords you can retract the solution and the changes will remain

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