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 …
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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 …
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 …
“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 …
Welcome to Function Friday. This week we’ll explore Microsoft’s SharePoint List Function “OR” function. This function will return Yes if any of the arguments are True. If any of …
“Len function” will count the number of provided characters in the parameter. It will count them all, including spaces. Usage To use it, it’s quite simple. …
Welcome to Function Friday. This week we’ll explore Microsoft’s SharePoint List Function “AND” function. This function will return “Yes” if all arguments are “true”. If any of them are …