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Delete Microsoft 365 Group

This article provides the finding of deleting a Microsoft 365 Group
in four different ways, as an owner of the Group or as a SharePoint Admin.

I did this investigation because I was not really sure how, if or when a Group and the associated SPO site is deleted.

If you're a SharePoint Admin you can also delete the Group from Microsoft 365 Admin Center or the SharePoint Admin Center.

You can also use the PnP or the Exchange Online PowerShell modules to delete (remove) a Group but that's a different discussion, how to get access.


Removed Group through Azure Portal Microsoft 365 Admin Center SharePoint Admin Center Role
  All Groups Deleted Groups Active Groups Deleted Groups Active Sites Deleted Sites SharePoint Admin Group Owner
Azure Portal             X X
AzureAD PowerShell             X X
Microsoft Admin Center             X N/A
SharePoint Admin Center             X N/A
Result 30 minutes after removal            
                 
Removed Group through Azure Portal Microsoft 365 Admin Center SharePoint Admin Center Role
  All Groups Deleted Groups Active Groups Deleted Groups Active Sites Deleted Sites SharePoint Admin Group Owner
Azure Portal             X X
AzureAD PowerShell             X X
Microsoft Admin Center             X N/A
SharePoint Admin Center             X N/A
Result the next day after removal            
                 
Not visible                
Visible                

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