I have around 20 OneNote files which are my personal reference. It contains almost 10 years of data. I recently got the unlimited space in Google Drive. Now I would like to move all my OneDrive to. Drag an existing file (that you own.) from your computer or from My Drive into a shared drive. Or, at the top of Drive, click New and choose an option: To create a file, select the file type you want to create, such as Google Docs. I use Onenote with google drive and it works fine for me. I have google drive on my desktop and laptop. I changed the location of the notebook to be my google drive folder. You lose the web app from office by not using one drive but I find this works better when you have large notebooks.
I primarily use OneNote for keeping track of notes on procedures, help items, knowledgbase of sorts.
Is there any way to upload this to a Google Doc and keep it in sync?
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I want all the info to be available in Google Drive, because others already have access, and because it's a huge pain to create/manage accounts SOLEY for OneNote use. (we are an all Google shop here, no O365 or Office at all)
I am open to 3rd party paid options as well. It is unlikely that Google Docs will be modified, so somewhat of a one way sync is ok.
I hate to point this out... OneNote is an Office product.. so You DO use Office. (sorry, it's my nature).
If you are signed in to OneNote with a Microsoft or Office Account (Which I assume you are), you should simply be able to share your notebook to others via their e-mail address. No need for Google Docs in that case.
Click File -> Share
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Even if you could simply save the data folder to Google drive and sync it, you would loose control of editing (any conflicts would lead to multiple versions of the same notebook).