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When you create a site in SharePoint Online, you always pick a site template – for example a Team site, a Communication site, or a classic site. Later, you may want to know which template was used or see the full list of templates available in your tenant. In this tutorial, I will show you step‑by‑step how … Read more >>>
If you manage SharePoint Online, sooner or later someone will ask: “Can you send me a list of all SharePoint sites in our tenant?” It sounds simple, but doing this manually from the admin center is slow, error‑prone, and painful when you have hundreds of sites. This is where you can use PowerShell to get … Read more >>>
If you manage SharePoint Online, you’ll often need a clean list of who has access to a SharePoint site. In this tutorial, you’ll learn different ways to get SharePoint site members using PowerShell, with both SharePoint Online Management Shell and PnP PowerShell. Use an editor such as Visual Studio Code or Windows PowerShell ISE to … Read more >>>
You know those days when your manager suddenly says, “We need three new project sites by the end of the day”? Or when every new team asks for “a similar SharePoint site like Finance, but with our own name and permissions”? Doing this a few times in the SharePoint admin center is fine, but once … Read more >>>
If you work with SharePoint lists regularly, adding items one by one through the browser can quickly become painful. It is slow, repetitive, and very easy to make mistakes when you are dealing with a lot of data. Maybe you just got a new Excel file from your sales team, or you are migrating data … Read more >>>
If you have been using SharePoint Online for a while, you will eventually end up with test sites, old project sites, or duplicate team sites that nobody uses anymore. These sites still consume storage, clutter your admin center, and can confuse users. The good news is that you can clean these up very quickly using … Read more >>>
If you manage SharePoint Online, keeping an eye on site storage is very important. In this tutorial, let’s walk through a PowerShell scripts to check SharePoint site storage size using both the SPO module and PnP PowerShell. We’ll also cover useful variations like checking all SharePoint sites, a single site, percentage used, and how quotas … Read more >>>
When you create lots of SharePoint sites, one of the first questions that comes up later is – “Who owns this site?” Maybe you’re doing a clean-up, planning a migration, or troubleshooting a permissions issue, and you need to quickly find the right person to talk to. In this tutorial, I’ll show you step-by-step how … Read more >>>
A few days ago, I was working with a client on the SharePoint Online document management system. In this setup, guest users were allowed to upload files to the document library. However, there is a security concern: these guest users should be able to see and edit the files they uploaded, not others’ files. For … Read more >>>
Recently, I was building an SPFx webpart that displays the tasks assigned to the current user in Microsoft Planner. Since Microsoft Planner is always linked to group-connected SharePoint sites, I was required to obtain the groupId. In this article, I will explain how to retrieve all Microsoft 365 group connected SharePoint sites with their Group IDs … Read more >>>
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