Tag: sharepoint

Add domain to allow list of a site
Add domain to allow list of a site
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This is a note to self kind of article. I found a way of managing the allow list for external sharing of individual SharePoint Online sites via Power Automate. This example shows how you could add domains for a couple of sites at once. Inspiration This question from MichelBr: The second problem I’m facing is… READ MORE

Undeclare a record (in place)
Undeclare a record (in place)
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In SharePoint Online you can declare and undeclare records in place. In this article I am showing you how you can undeclare such a record via the Graph API and Power Automate. Inspiration This question from Dhileep_Varma: I am trying to create a workflow which goes through all the documents in the site collection &… READ MORE

Update the SharePoint document library items with PnPjs
Update the SharePoint document library items with PnPjs
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An example is available as a GitHub repository that linked at the end of the post. When building SharePoint customizations, you might have used the PnPjs to communicate with SharePoint. We will see how to update different data types of SharePoint document library using PnPJs. What is PnPjs? PnPjs is a collection of fluent libraries… READ MORE

Intelligent Lists and Libraries
Intelligent Lists and Libraries
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Lists and libraries are a great solution for storing your data in SharePoint; structured, organized, and easy to use. Though just storing your data doesn’t mean you are making the most out of it, a pile of an Excel like data or a pile of documents doesn’t mean that you are informed! In a modern… READ MORE

Flat Site Hierarchy in Modern SharePoint
Flat Site Hierarchy in Modern SharePoint
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Overview For engaging, high performant, and robust intranet with SharePoint, well-planned information architecture is the key to success. As we are making our way into Modern SharePoint, it is time to think over a traditional nested hierarchy of sites vs a flat hierarchy structure. In this article, we will explore the flat structure benefits over… READ MORE

SFTP/FTP for Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint and OneDrive 
SFTP/FTP for Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint and OneDrive 
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SFTP (or FTP) is not supported by the Microsoft suite (SharePoint and OneDrive) natively. Incredibly, even though SFTP (FTP) is such a legacy protocol, it is still widely used and required in this modern day. SFTP is primarily for file sharing between organisations, but also for workflow automation and backups. To summarise this article, the steps… READ MORE

Customizing your Power Apps SharePoint Forms for Content Types
Customizing your Power Apps SharePoint Forms for Content Types
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  SharePoint is great at managing an organizations content and its metadata using fields and content types. For those who are new to SharePoint and information architecture, Content Types are a way to describe a specific type of item and contain the description about the item (metadata fields).   The out-of-the-box SharePoint form experience can be customized… READ MORE