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One of the hidden features of SharePoint lists and libraries is the ability to run some quick math calculations on a given view. For example, say you have a list…
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I love Microsoft Forms more and more lately. What’s not to love? What used me to take hours previously with custom list forms and possible customization with InfoPath and SharePoint…
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Wow, time flies by. I have written several posts on the knowledge base capability within SharePoint over the years. This is not surprising because most organizations require some knowledge base…
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I blogged previously on how we can now create a modern calendar view based on Microsoft List. However, the limitation we had for some time was that we could not…
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If you are a fan of metadata, I am sure you heard about the Term Store. I blogged quite a bit about it and its wonderful features. However, to utilize…
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One of the recent and very significant changes made to a Microsoft list was the addition of a Board view. If you are using Planner (part of Microsoft 365) or…
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OK, I am not even sure why I am writing this post since the feature I am describing in it is kind of useless, but I got a few questions…
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In the past, I have blogged about exporting a SharePoint/Master List to Excel. This makes sense and might be required in some cases if you need to build out some…
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You know how on LinkedIn, the minute someone looks at your profile, you are immediately notified who that secret admirer is? Sometimes you want to know who exactly viewed your…
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Did you know that you can set storage limits on a SharePoint site in SharePoint Online? It is not set by default, but something you can configure if need be.…
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I’m Greg Zelfond, a U.S. based SharePoint consultant, and I provide affordable out-of-the-box SharePoint consulting, training, and configuration assistance to small and medium-sized businesses all over the world.
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