Hi,

I love OneNote. To make it even better, could you think about incorporating backlinks or wikilinks into the OneNote arsenal? Currently there is just option to copy/paste links to sections, notes, etc. However, these links don't update or sync in a live manner as in, if I make changes to the title of a note then the pasted link gets corrupted. We can overcome this problem using wikilinks or backlinks. This will make OneNote an amazing Knowledge base akin a digital brain for all my collected notes. Please consider including this seriously 🙏.

You can look at RoamResearch, Obsidian apps for its implementation and the craze with which users are overwhelmingly adopting these apps.

Looking forward to this upgrade in OneNote.

Thank you :)

I made a Onenote Notebook on my personal outlook, but my personal drive (5GB) is now full after 3 years of school. I want to transfer my OneNote notebook ownership to my university school account, which has unlimited OneDrive storage. I contacted Microsoft help, but they stated there is no such feature right now, and my only option is to go on my personal outlook, and try copying over the information from those notebooks to the school account and then delete them. When I was told to copy information, it meant I had to manually copy-paste the individual pages from each notebook.

I realize I can purchase OneDrive storage from my personal account, but that means I have to pay a monthly fee to continue to access my OneNote files. These are all school related, and as a medical student I have to regularly complete licensing exams for which these notes are necessary and cannot just be deleted. I feel like this is a gap in OneNote that could be easily resolved... just something that allows you to change document ownership in OneNote.

I often use the To Do checkbox when making a list of action items during meetings. It would be excellent if when I clicked the To Do checkbox to mark the action items as completed that two things occurred:
1. Display a date & time stamp when the box was checked and lock the box against accidentally unchecking, but make it easy to uncheck if necessary. Suggest a double click to uncheck.
2. Provide a way to enter a comment about the item being checked off. For instance, if I followed up with someone to get an answer to a questions for the next meeting, it would be great if I could check the action item as complete and add a comment with the answer to the question. This could be done by either automatically inserting a comment box under the To Do item right where it exists on the page or by creating a table/log on a separate page that you're automatically linked to when you check the checkbox.