You can restore a SharePoint document to its current location (in place).
Procedure
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From the Command Center navigation pane, go to Protect > Kubernetes > Applications.
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Click SharePoint.
The SharePoint page appears.
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Click the documents server that contains the data that you want to back up.
The documents server page appears.
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On the Contents tab, in the row for the subclient that contains the data that you want to restore, click the action button
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Select the content to restore.
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Click Restore.
The Restore options dialog box appears.
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Under SharePoint Online, select Restore the data to its original location.
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If a document selected for restore already exists at the destination, under File options, select one of the following options to restore:
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To overwrite the document at the destination, select Unconditional overwrite.
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To skip the document from getting restored at the destination, select Skip.
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To merge an existing version of a library or list level in a version library, select Merge.
For example, there are 3 versions of a document, and version 2 is deleted. If you select Merge, and then select version 2, the deleted version is restored as version 2.
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To add a new version of the document in a version library, select Append.
For example, there are 3 versions of a document, and version 2 is deleted. If you select Append, and then select version 2, the deleted version is added as version 4.
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Under Advanced options, do the following:
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To restore the permissions that are attached to a SharePoint object, select the Restore ACLs only check box.
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To restore the workflow definition and alerts, select the Restore workflow definition and alerts only check box.
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Click Restore.