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If you’ve ever built an SPFx web part and needed users to pick something from a SharePoint list, like a department, a project, or a product category, you already know the challenge. Hard-coding options in a dropdown is a quick hack that breaks the moment the list changes. What you really want is a live … Read more >>>
Recently, I was building an SPFx Quiz Application web part using React. In this application, users can attempt a quiz and receive their results through email after submission. To send emails, I used Microsoft Graph’s /me/sendMail endpoint through MSGraphClientV3. This endpoint requires the Mail.Send delegated permission. Everything was working perfectly when internal users submitted the … Read more >>>
Is your SharePoint list full of dates and hard to understand at a glance? When everything appears as rows of data, it becomes difficult to track deadlines, project timelines, events, or schedules. The good news is that SharePoint has a Calendar View that can turn those rows into a simple calendar layout. Instead of scrolling … Read more >>>
SharePoint and OneDrive offer two main ways to access files: syncing and adding shortcuts. Syncing downloads files to your computer, letting you work offline. Adding shortcuts keeps files in the cloud, saving space on your device. Syncing SharePoint libraries creates a local copy of files on your computer, while adding shortcuts to OneDrive provides quick … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever opened a SharePoint list and thought, “I wish I could just see the items relevant to me,” list views are exactly what you need. A SharePoint Online list view is simply a saved way of displaying your list data. You control which columns appear, how items are sorted, what gets filtered, and even how … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever used Microsoft Excel to track a list of employees, projects, tasks, or anything else — you already know the basic idea behind a SharePoint List. It’s structured data, stored in rows and columns, but instead of sitting on your desktop in a file nobody else can access, it lives in SharePoint, where … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever been in a Teams meeting and someone says, “Can you share your screen?” — and you freeze for a second, not knowing exactly where to click — you’re not alone. Screen sharing in Microsoft Teams is one of those things that sounds simple, but there are actually several ways to do it, … Read more >>>
We’ve all been there — you jump on a Teams call, and somewhere behind you, there’s a pile of laundry, a noisy family member walking by, or just a messy desk you forgot to clean up. It’s distracting, and it takes the focus away from what actually matters: your work. The good news? Microsoft Teams … Read more >>>
If you’ve ever stepped away from your desk for five minutes and come back to find your Teams status flipped to “Away,” you know how annoying that is. Colleagues message you, see a yellow dot, and assume you’ve gone AWOL. Your manager pings you right when you’re deep in a document. It’s a small thing, … Read more >>>
In SharePoint Online, documents are shared, downloaded, synced, emailed, and accessed from multiple devices. Without proper protection, even a small mistake can expose sensitive business data. That’s where Sensitivity Labels come in. In this article, I’ll explain: What is a Sensitivity Label in SharePoint? Think of a sensitivity label as a security tag for your … Read more >>>
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