Hi @sdewitt_siemens ,
This is a common issue when many users are looking to use the same workflows. To do that, the folder where the workflow is saved should have a proper structure.
Lets say that you have a workflow (or more) saved somewhere in a folder of your OneDrive. Then in the same folder, create a subfolder called "Inputs" and add all your input files there (so instead of pointing Alteryx to read files from your local device, it will have to read from Onedrive). Also, create a secondary subfolder called "Outputs".
Now, open up your workflow and redirect the inputs to read from the files you have placed in the "Inputs" subfolder on your Onedrive. Do the same for the outputs, so instead of outputting files locally, redirect them to point in the "Outputs" folder on your Onedrive.
Once you have done those steps, on the top left click on Options > Advanced Options > Workflow Dependencies. In the new window that will pop -up, select "All relative" and click "ok". Now save your workflow.
Everything now should be stored in Onedrive (workflow, inputs,outputs) and all your colleagues will be able to access it and run it from their machines without an error.
Hope that helps.
Best
Angelos
