Document sets – the hidden gem of SharePoint
The classic joke in SharePoint is that the debate over folder vs. metadata never ends and will probably never end. Some users prefer metadata, while others are stuck with good-old…
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The classic joke in SharePoint is that the debate over folder vs. metadata never ends and will probably never end. Some users prefer metadata, while others are stuck with good-old…
Read MoreA large share of organizations utilizes SharePoint for Project Management. As I have previously written in many of my blog posts, SharePoint out of the box provides an extensive list…
Read MoreIt’s finally here. You’ve sent me email after email asking me to add this specific feature to my website. In fact, it was my number one request. “Am I missing…
Read MoreHere is a real-life scenario. You have built a list in SharePoint so that users can submit entries, but you only want users to be able to read or modify…
Read MoreSooner or later we encounter this need in SharePoint. You have built a great looking project team site and now it is time to share some of the content with…
Read MoreIf you love creating team sites in SharePoint (just like I do), you might be wondering which web parts would be a great addition to your site. Whether you are…
Read MoreIn case you wonder what the difference between Follow vs. Alert in SharePoint is – you came to the right place. As a matter of fact – I do get…
Read MoreAs SharePoint Intranet matures in your organization, you will find your users creating an ever-increasing number of SharePoint sites. In one of the previous blog posts, I have outlined some…
Read MoreWhat’s the difference between a site and a subsite in SharePoint? I hear this question quite a lot from my clients and blog followers. In the past, I have written…
Read MoreThe new document library experience has been a welcome change in the SharePoint Online world. While the back-end (administrative) side of things did not really change, the new document library…
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