5 places to use formulas in SharePoint lists and libraries
Remember when you were in school and studied “boring” formulas and probably wondered whether you will ever use them in real life? Well, perhaps you should have smoked less weed…
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Remember when you were in school and studied “boring” formulas and probably wondered whether you will ever use them in real life? Well, perhaps you should have smoked less weed…
Read MoreI had an interesting request from one of my clients the other day. They created a custom list in SharePoint that served as a dashboard of projects with various columns…
Read MoreToday I want to share a cool trick with you, which you can use to organize your SharePoint sites. For most of the operational types of sites, I am sure…
Read MoreA welcome addition to the Custom List lately was the ability to share it and give others easy access to view, edit, or manage it. Ironically, this is really not…
Read MoreWorking with SharePoint reminds me of watching James Bond movies – you think you have seen them all and know all the cool spy gadgets, yet, a new movie comes…
Read MoreIf you use metadata in your list or library, you then rely on your users to enter proper information into respective columns. But how do we assure that users add…
Read MoreAs companies embrace the power of SharePoint document management, I see many users warming up to the idea of metadata (which brings a smile to my face as this is…
Read MoreMetadata is, by far, my favorite feature in SharePoint. In the past, I wrote numerous posts on different types of metadata columns you can create (choice, term store, text, etc.)…
Read MoreThough I am a huge advocate of metadata, one column type that I have never blogged about previously is the Lookup column in SharePoint. The reason for this is that…
Read MoreWhen I build department or project sites for my clients, I like to display recently modified documents on a SharePoint site homepage. This is a neat trick because it is…
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