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If your organization is new to SharePoint, you might take advantage of a capability I am about to describe in this post. The biggest issue, in my opinion, with SharePoint…
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If your organization is new to SharePoint, you might take advantage of a capability I am about to describe in this post. The biggest issue, in my opinion, with SharePoint…
Read MoreSome time ago, I introduced you to the ability to alter SharePoint search settings in modern SharePoint. There are a few ways to customize search results, and one of the…
Read MoreOne of the biggest advantages of using a cloud platform like SharePoint is the ability to share documents with others by sharing links instead of attachments in the email. There…
Read MoreOne of the recent changes that suddenly appeared in SharePoint just in recent months is the ability to easily switch between various document libraries on a SharePoint site. It probably…
Read MoreOne of the most powerful ways to “spice up” a list or a library is to create some rules that will notify you of the changes happening in that list…
Read MoreAs your users create teams, sites, lists, and libraries in your Microsoft 365 environment, the content becomes somewhat decentralized. There is nothing wrong with this model; it is just a…
Read MoreI have been waiting for a long time to write this post. Back in SharePoint classic days, we used to configure the SharePoint search page where we could add custom…
Read MoreQuite a common requirement you hear from users is the ability to connect data from separate lists and libraries in SharePoint. For example, you might have two lists, one for…
Read MoreTime flies! One of my most popular posts over the years was the article on how to build a PMO portal in SharePoint I wrote in 2017. This is not…
Read MoreOne of the frequent requirements on Intranet sites is to display some sort of charts/graphs. In addition to spicing up the look and feel of a page, the charts provide…
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