SharePoint: Different View for the same data
by We’ve touched a little bit on this in the topic of my last posts as the notion that you can display the information that you …
Category: SharePoint
SharePoint is a platform that evolved a lot in the past few years. It provides a simple and straightforward interface that allows you to do advanced operations quite efficiently. I write these articles with step-by-step tutorials to teach you how to build your sites in SharePoint. Once you understand these concepts, you will be able to, develop, and provide rich collaboration platforms with not a lot of work. These can give document version control, document collaboration, and even store organized data. If you’re a pro, I’m sure you can find something useful and learn something.
Articles will come on Tuesdays at 7 pm once every three weeks since I’m publishing at the same timeline articles about Power Apps and Power Automate. Reference Articles will be published every Friday at 7 pm also every three weeks.
SharePoint: CONCATENATE Function
“CONCATENATE function” will group a series of values into a unique string. I like the concatenate function since you can use more than strings. Usage …
SharePoint: Create a list based on folders
Imagine the following situation. You have a department that controls the events of your company. Each place (gym, hotel, etc.) is free to book their …
SharePoint: Properly translate your list column names
A while ago, I wrote an article a while describing my SharePoint’s best practices, but one thing I failed to mention was proper localization of …
Power Automate: Save multi-choice Microsoft Forms
The team ran into this issue while parsing multi-choice Microsoft Forms elements into SharePoint using Power Automate. The problem is described correctly in the Power Automate …
SharePoint: REPT Function
“REPT function” will return a text value that has a specific string repeated X number of times. Usage It follows a simple pattern. String to …
SharePoint: Now Function
The SharePoint Now function will return the token serial number of the current date and time. Dates are stored internally as sequential serial numbers to enable …
SharePoint: Today Function
The SharePoint Today function will return the number of elapsed days since a reference date, in this case, December 31, 1899 (serial number 1). These are …
SharePoint: Easily create items with Quick Edit
Inserting data in SharePoint is quite easy. SharePoint’s customizes its forms to your data types, like displaying dropdowns for “Choice” columns, for example, so that you can insert …
SharePoint: DateDif Function
“DateDif function” will return the difference between two dates based on the unit supplied. The units can be: Y(ear) M(onth) D(day) M(onth)D(day) Y(ear)M(onth) Y(ear)D(ay) Please note …