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I 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,…
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A while back, I published a post on some most famous and important limits we have in SharePoint Online. These were limits that are most likely to be encountered by…
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If you create a schedule using the Project for the Web, you will notice that it has five distinct tabs/views available to manage, organize and assign tasks. So in today’s…
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A frequent request for company intranets is to display and share information about the Team Members. This could be a Welcome New Team Members Page on a Human Resources site,…
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With 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…
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One of the hidden features of SharePoint lists and libraries is the ability to run some quick math calculations on a given view. For example, say you have a list…
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One 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…
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I have become a huge fan of the Lists app lately. I have used them since the classic SharePoint days, but they were a bit boring back then. But ever…
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Microsoft Lists, in my opinion, is one of the hidden gems of SharePoint and Office 365. Lists get more attention now since there is a standalone app that exists as…
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If you and your team are using the Check-out feature in SharePoint, then you will definitely benefit from this tip I am about to share in this article. In this…
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I’m Greg Zelfond, a U.S. based SharePoint consultant, and I provide affordable out-of-the-box SharePoint consulting, training, and configuration assistance to small and medium-sized businesses all over the world.
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