#Office365Challenge - SharePoint might be pretty amazing, but when you find yourself suddenly having to edit hundreds of lines of meta data - you'll be a little bit annoyed doing it line by line. In this post I'll introduce you... Continue Reading →
#Office365Challenge - Sometimes it's necessary to exclude a library or list from search results. Why? Here's an example: You have a list with references and responsibilities for policies and procedures. This list is being used as a lookup for libraries... Continue Reading →
I get super irritated when I navigate to a document library or list in SharePoint and then have to click "Next 30, next 30" until I get to the information I'm looking for. Sadly people end up hating SharePoint for... Continue Reading →
We all love the ability to setup alerts in SharePoint, but how useful are they when they don't relate to you? All it does is fill up your inbox. Yesterday I showed you how to create a filtered view in... Continue Reading →
I think Alerts in SharePoint are pretty awesome, but a lot of people complain about getting alerts that do not apply to them. You can be selective about the alert being sent out, based on a filtered view created. Day:... Continue Reading →
Sign in as different user has always been available - which was very helpful to test different users / permissions etc. Sadly this disappeared in SharePoint 2013 (on-premises). Lucky for us - this is still easy to do in SharePoint... Continue Reading →
Tracy van der Schyff 