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Recently, I worked on a SharePoint project where I needed to split and replace the text string values present in a SharePoint list column. We can achieve this using a SharePoint calculated column. This SharePoint tutorial explains how to split strings using a SharePoint calculated column with different text functions, such as: I will also show … Read more >>>
Are you trying to create a hyperlink in SharePoint? Maybe using a SharePoint calculated column. Microsoft officially does not support and blocks the execution of HTML markup in SharePoint calculated fields. Alternatively, you can use JSON Formatting to make the hyperlink clickable as a solution for this requirement. In this tutorial, I will guide you … Read more >>>
If you are working with SharePoint calculated columns, this tutorial will be very helpful. In this tutorial, I will explain how to use an if statement in a SharePoint list calculated column. I will show you seven useful examples related to SharePoint calculated column if statement, including SharePoint calculated column if contains text. The IF … Read more >>>
Recently, while working on one of the client’s requirements, I encountered a problem adding the lookup column value to the JSON Code while formatting the SharePoint list. So, I thought I would share my experience in this blog post. In this tutorial, I will explain how to add a lookup value to the SharePoint column … Read more >>>
You can use the concatenate() function to combine two or more text strings or characters in a SharePoint calculated column. This is useful when you want to join two list/library columns in SharePoint. Syntax: Parameters: Output Returned: Additional Notes: SharePoint Calculated Column Concatenate() Examples Let’s see some examples of the concatenate() function in a SharePoint calculated … Read more >>>
Recently, while working on a Project Management solution, I received a requirement from one of our clients based in Canada. They wanted to customize the SharePoint list form into a two column layout using JSON code. I thought I would share my experience on configuring a custom SharePoint list form in this tutorial. In this … Read more >>>
I was recently working on a project where I had to create a custom ID column in a SharePoint list with a specific format like yyyyMMdd-[ID]. But we can’t directly change or customize the default ID column of a SharePoint list. After researching, I figured out a way to customize the ID column of a … Read more >>>
Recently, I worked on a SharePoint project where I needed to calculate the length of a SharePoint list column. We can achieve this using a SharePoint calculated column. Basically, the LEN() function in SharePoint can be used to calculate the length of a string. This is useful when you want to get the total number … Read more >>>
In SharePoint, calculated columns allow you to perform mathematical operations and formatting on data. When you need to round up numbers to specific decimal places, SharePoint provides the ROUNDUP function. In this tutorial, I will explain how to use the ROUNDUP() function to round up values to decimal places using a SharePoint calculated column. For … Read more >>>
As a SharePoint developer, I have frequently been required to work with calculated columns, particularly those involving date fields. In this tutorial, I will provide various examples related to SharePoint calculated column dates. All these calculated examples are related to SharePoint date column types. If you are new to calculated columns in SharePoint Online, you … Read more >>>
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