How to create Retention Labels based on Events
Some time ago, I published a post explaining how to create and configure retention labels and publish them to SharePoint and OneDrive. Those labels would retain the content tagged with…
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Some time ago, I published a post explaining how to create and configure retention labels and publish them to SharePoint and OneDrive. Those labels would retain the content tagged with…
Read MoreOne Component that I really like within Microsoft Loop is the Table of Contents. It allows you to quickly create a Table of Contents of the Loop Page. In this…
Read MoreIn this post, I would like to introduce you to an excellent little concept of Label Group in the Microsoft Loop application. I will explain how you can use this…
Read MoreWe could add videos to SharePoint pages for many years. However, with the recent transition from the old Stream to the New Stream (Stream on SharePoint), the ability to add…
Read MoreIn this article, I would like to summarize a few ways to manage tasks with the Microsoft Loop application. While no match for serious project and task management, Loop has…
Read MoreMost of my articles about retention were related to the ability to retain content or prevent its modification and deletion for some time. However, there might also be a need…
Read MoreSome time ago, I wrote about a few ways to send emails to a Teams channel. What I did not cover then was the ability we got quite recently. And…
Read MoreIn one of my recent blog posts, I explained how you can synchronize the tasks you create in Microsoft Loop with Planner. Today, I want to explain the opposite –…
Read MoreI had an interesting request come from a client the other day. They wanted to create a friendly and attractive Employee Directory in SharePoint showing basic user information like name,…
Read MoreI wrote a detailed post some time ago on how external sharing works with guests who do not have a Microsoft account. Today, I want to explain how external sharing…
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