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On almost every intranet I build, someone asks for a “meet the team” section: who runs the project, who to call in HR, who the leadership team is. A list of names in a text box goes out of date fast. The SharePoint People web part doesn’t, because it reads names, photos and job titles … Read more >>>
When I build an intranet home page, the first thing people ask for is a set of links they use every day: the employee handbook, payroll, training and the help desk. If those aren’t visible the moment someone lands on the page, they assume the site doesn’t have them. The SharePoint Quick Links web part … Read more >>>
A client’s IT Support team asked me for a SharePoint site that felt like a real help desk portal, not the default team site with a list of documents. They wanted top navigation, a clean hero area, a big “Raise a ticket” button, training links, upcoming events and the faces of the team. I built … Read more >>>
Dates are usually the most important columns in a SharePoint list. When a leave has started, a contract is about to expire, or a project is overdue, you want people to see it without reading every row. In this tutorial, I’ll show you three real examples: coloring whole rows by a start date, coloring a … Read more >>>
An HR team I worked with exported their employee list every week and spent twenty minutes building “Last, First” names and mailing addresses in Excel before a mail merge. A few calculated columns in the SharePoint list did the joining for them, and the export was ready to use as soon as it downloaded. In … Read more >>>
A regional manager I work with wanted a quick way to spot overdue work in a SharePoint task list without opening every item. We added one calculated column with an IF formula that labeled each task, and a view that sorted by it. It’s still the column she looks at first every Monday. IF is … Read more >>>
A few years ago, I set up an onboarding list for a client whose team was split between London and Chicago. On the first day, the UK manager asked why a new starter was joining on the 3rd of January when they’d been told March. Nobody had entered anything wrong: the site was using the … Read more >>>
A project management office I worked with tracked 200 projects in a SharePoint list and wanted to see, at a glance, how long each project would run and when it would end. They’d been calculating it in Excel and pasting the results back in. A few calculated columns did the math automatically, and the numbers … Read more >>>
At a marketing agency I worked with, the account team opened the same three folders every morning: the brand guidelines on the Marketing site, the client contracts on the Legal site, and their own project library. That’s a lot of clicking through site navigation. Ten minutes of setting up shortcuts saved each of them that … Read more >>>
A consulting client of mine tried to share a project page with a partner who used a Gmail address, and SharePoint refused: “Your organization’s policies don’t allow you to share with these users. Go to External Sharing in the Office 365 admin center to enable it.” The page owner assumed they’d done something wrong. They … Read more >>>
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