Site-Level vs. Tenant-level Term Sets
When you create a Managed Metadata column, you have to point the column to a term set within a Term Store. As I documented in one of my previous posts,…
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When you create a Managed Metadata column, you have to point the column to a term set within a Term Store. As I documented in one of my previous posts,…
Read MoreWhat I like about SharePoint is that sometimes it feels like a Swiss Army Knife. It can do it all; you just need to configure it properly. One of the…
Read MoreToday I want to describe a feature in modern SharePoint that allows you to connect two lists and libraries and dynamically filter them based on the value selected from one…
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 MoreWith the recent user experience improvements for the Lookup column, I got a great question from one of my clients the other day. The question is this: what makes the…
Read MoreWith the introduction of the modern Lists application, we started getting a myriad of new features popping up in custom lists regularly. One of the significant changes constantly happening and…
Read MoreWow, 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…
Read MoreIf 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…
Read MoreOne 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…
Read MoreIf you are the Site Owner and would like to utilize Managed Metadata, you need to access the global Term Store that is typically maintained by the IT department and…
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