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Day 88 – Version Histories in SharePoint

#Office365Challenge - Version Histories in SharePoint are one of those features I use to get people to trust SharePoint AND each other. The root cause of every complex site I have come across is people not trusting other people. This... Continue Reading →

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Day 87 – Open behaviour for documents in SharePoint

#Office365Challenge - Even though we're moving towards Office 365 / Cloud most users still have desktop versions of their Office installed, and prefer opening their documents in these as opposed to opening it in their web browser. Especially in the... Continue Reading →

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Day 86 – Sorting and Filtering Data in SharePoint

#Office365Challenge - Apart from creating views, you can also sort and filter data in SharePoint "on the fly". This makes it very easy to find content you're looking for - without prewritten views. Day: 86 of 365, 279 left Tools:... Continue Reading →

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Day 85 – Creating Datasheet Views in SharePoint

#Office365Challenge - The ability to create Datasheet Views in SharePoint are useful when you have to update bulk properties on a regular basis - whether it a list or library. The same can be done by just clicking on the... Continue Reading →

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Day 84 – Creating Grouped Views in SharePoint

#Office365Challenge - Creating Grouped views in SharePoint allows you to simulate folder structures which will assist with user adoption. Personal views and public views can be created which makes it even easier for the user to create their own "navigation"... Continue Reading →

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Day 83 – Adding metadata / categories to SharePoint Document Libraries

< #Office365Challenge - Adding metadata in Document Libraries is what changes it from normal repositories with folders to categorized content that works for you. I'm not saying folders are wrong - especially in "big data" environments, but on daily working... Continue Reading →

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