Using the new Column Formatter available in SharePoint Online, power users and developers can finally get back some of the functionality they lost when Microsoft changed the way calculated fields could be rendered and removed JSLink from our arsenal of tools in modern list views.
In this video, join Mark Rackley, MVP, PAIT Group, USA as he demonstrated How To use a JSON object in the column formatter in SharePoint.
This session will break down in detail how anyone using the column formatter can apply dynamic styles to columns, use conditional formatting, show image thumbnails, display progress bars, or even change the way the entire list view looks using the List View Formatter; all without having to write complex code or deploy custom solutions.
Problem: Could not add rich text columns to SharePoint document library, Picture Library and other type of Libraries! Little background: End user created in document library with type “Description” column as “Multiple lines of text”and expecting this column to is expecting to have the Rich text capability. so, tried editing the column, and found no… READ MORE
Seems, Excel charts is an area that till now wasn’t considered in blogs as a target for Power Query application (Get & Transform in Excel 2016). Nevertheless, PQ can replace some VBA solutions and make your workbooks macro-free. In far 2015 my colleague Zoltán Kaszaki-Krsjak shared with me a very good example of how Power… READ MORE
