Tracy van der Schyff

Day 4 – SharePoint 2013 Sign in as different user

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 →

March 4, 2016 2

Day 3 – Relevant Documents Web Parts in SharePoint

How great would it be if you could navigate to your site's landing page, and right there is a web part that displays all the last documents you've worked on, regardless of which library they're loaded in. Imagine that?!?! Well... Continue Reading →

March 3, 2016 4

Day 2 – Item-Level Permissions in SharePoint

Do you require a list in SharePoint where users can add items - but only be allowed to view and edit their own items? SharePoint Lists allows you OTB to apply Item-level permissions. Yup - without code or fancy bits!!... Continue Reading →

March 2, 2016 5

Day 1 – How to replace the ID Hashtags from Managed Metadata

As an absolute lover of all things Microsoft, I've decided to undertake the challenge, of writing a blog every single day, for the next 365 days. Crazy, I know. And I'll try my best, but if I cannot find something... Continue Reading →

March 1, 2016 1

The lighter side of Microsoft #24: Quick Parts in Word with SharePoint

Tired of completing text in Word documents, just to have to complete the same metadata again in SharePoint? Did you know you can link certain fields in Word to auto populate metadata in SharePoint? Imagine that?!?! The Quick Parts in... Continue Reading →

November 17, 2015 0

The lighter side of Microsoft #23: RSS Feeds

RSS Feeds are "subscriptions" to receive updates on any content additions, on the topics of your choice. In this blog I'll be chatting about RSS Feeds in your Outlook, as well as adding a RSS Viewer on your SharePoint pages.... Continue Reading →

November 16, 2015 0

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