Things every SharePoint list must have
SharePoint lists provide us with a lot of flexibility, so there’s a lot that we can do with them. Still, we should be careful on …
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In my opinion, Microsoft has with Microsoft 365 the complete set of tools in the market. It was known previously as Office 365, and it contains a lot of cool stuff for us to use. I’ll focus on a few of them here for now.
I write articles periodically for SharePoint, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Teams. But I also publish stuff about Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft Lists, and Microsoft Graph.
One thing I won’t talk about is licensing. Although Microsoft is doing a great job simplifying the pricing and tools that you have or do not have access to on Microsoft 365, it’s still quite complex and changes. So instead, I’ll focus on the best of the platform. You’ll make the best decisions about what makes sense to you.
SharePoint lists provide us with a lot of flexibility, so there’s a lot that we can do with them. Still, we should be careful on …
Did you know you can trigger Power Automate for items directly in SharePoint? Let’s say you have a list of employees and want to trigger …
Flags are a great way to organize emails, but we can do a lot more to get our email under control. For example, archiving to …
The “When a task is assigned to me” trigger does something that most don’t. It reacts to changes in all Planner Plans and not only …
Following the “IS” functions theme, we have the ISNONTEXT function. This function doesn’t check for errors, but if the value is of a specific type. …
Many people don’t know this, but you can add attachments to a SharePoint list row. It’s convenient and much better than having a folder with …
Document Libraries are an integral part of SharePoint sites and are super helpful, so today, we will explore how to check if a document library …
The trim function serves as an excellent helper tool to clean text. We all know that if we have five people inserting data into a …
Today let’s add a fantastic new tool to your toolbelt. First, we’ll check how to get dynamic information from SharePoint, like the lists, the fields …
I was writing the “For a selected row” Trigger article and noticed that the explanation for installing the add-in in Excel was starting to get …