According to Wikipedia, SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.
Due to the highly configurable nature of SP and the multitude of versions available, we offer a vast collection of classic and moder SP information within this category which covers everything from Enterprise Users of the latest SP Release.
Therefore, this category is broad too, and is full of handy tips, tricks and advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.
Today I tried to apply a site design to a SharePoint site using Power Automate, however this would just not work without any failure being reported. ApplySiteDesign Table of Contents ApplySiteDesign Site Design tasks This is going to be a quick post. But hopefully this will help someone else spend too much time on this issue.… READ MORE
Recently I already wrote about Microsoft 365 across applications that can be run in either Teams, Office (Microsoft 365) or Outlook. Since version 1.16 now it is also possible to develop and host those applications in SharePoint with SharePoint Framework (SPFx). So let’s dive into another sample application and see how this can be realized with either… READ MORE
We usually use SPFx or Power Apps to customize the forms in SharePoint online. This article will show how you can customize an out-of-box SharePoint list form using JSON. You don’t need to customize the form using SPFx or Power Apps. Some simple JSON can be used to customize the header, footer, and body of… READ MORE
The SharePoint Get Items action in Power Automate is very useful. One of the configuration options is the usage of the Filter Query field. In this article I will show you how to filter on the {VersionNumber} in this action in a Power Automate flow. Inspiration This question from angelsansev: I’m trying get files with… READ MORE
When a meeting is recorded in Microsoft Teams, the recording is stored in the person’s (who recorded) OneDrive and available for 120 days (default) in the meeting chat for playback. To keep the recordings longer the files must be moved to a common folder in a SharePoint teamsite which everyone in the team can access.… READ MORE
This is an update on my earlier post “10 things to know about the SP News digest” as we have learned many new things about this functionality in the mean time.I expect that many senders of News digests will also be News publishers and sometimes even Site Owners, so you may also want to read… READ MORE
From document management to company intranet portals, SharePoint forms the basis of collaboration for many organisations with 80% of Fortune 500 companies using SharePoint. As a business-critical solution, Microsoft have continually invested in the leading content management platform releasing multiple versions over the years to better meet the needs of the ever-changing business landscape. With… READ MORE
It’s possible to create custom forms for SharePoint lists/libraries using Power Apps, directly from the list command bar by using the option Integrate/Power Apps/Customize the form: This allows you to create a custom form using all features that a Canvas app offers. While you can keep all the out-of-the-box SharePoint list view native features, such… READ MORE
A great new Microsoft Syntex update has recently become available to allow you to annotate documents in SharePoint. When the file is opened from SharePoint staff can draw and highlight various parts of the document. This allows users to collaborate on files with others by annotating i.e. highlight key sections/values. A key point to note… READ MORE
Happy SharePoint Week! Local file is one of the easiest data sources for Power BI. The downside of this method is that each user may use different versions. In order to overcome this downside, we can upload our data files into Sharepoint and let everyone use data from the same source. In this short article,… READ MORE
