How to tag multiple files in SharePoint
If you are reading this post, you are probably a huge fan of storing and categorizing your content via metadata and not folders. So, it is a pleasure to have…
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If you are reading this post, you are probably a huge fan of storing and categorizing your content via metadata and not folders. So, it is a pleasure to have…
Read MoreSo, you are sold on the idea that metadata is the thing and absolutely want to implement it in your SharePoint environment. Moreover, you know how to set it up…
Read MoreI always get questions from my clients on whether you need to adhere to some sort of file naming convention in SharePoint. The answer is YES, in fact, it is…
Read MoreThose who follow my posts, training, and webinars know that I am a big advocate of file organization via metadata. Metadata is great once it has been pre-defined for your users.…
Read MoreIn one of the previous blog posts, I explained different ways users can create metadata in SharePoint. One of such ways is via Managed Metadata (SharePoint Term Store). As a matter of…
Read MoreThose following my blog know that I am a staunch advocate of standardization and metadata. While metadata really is any additional information about a document or an item, like date created,…
Read MoreI have written a number of posts already on how SharePoint is a perfect tool to store and manage documents. With today’s post, I would like to explain to you,…
Read MoreI do a lot of live demo examples during my SharePoint Webinars and Training sessions. One of my favorite examples that I always show to my attendees is depicted in…
Read MoreAre you trying to organize your documents in SharePoint and scratching your head as to how to name your docs? Perhaps you have different types of documents, like meeting notes,…
Read MoreIf you already spent some time reading my previous articles on SharePoint Metadata and SharePoint Document Management, you probably ran into the phrase called SharePoint Content Types. It is somewhat ambiguous and somewhat…
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