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Megan Bowen from our operations team messaged me on a Monday morning: the Denver store folder on her laptop hadn’t changed since Friday. The OneDrive icon showed little blue arrows that never stopped turning, while her Chicago teammates saw newer files. Her plan was to reset OneDrive. That does work, but it disconnects every library … Read more >>>
Say you’re sending a Q4 vendor price list to a partner in Denver, and the prices are only good until mid-November. You don’t want that link floating around in January. The fix is a sharing link with an expiration date: SharePoint turns the link off on that day. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how … Read more >>>
Our help desk manager asked for one page that answers the usual questions without making people scroll through a wall of text. She wanted an accordion: click a topic, see the answers, click again to hide them. Modern SharePoint doesn’t ship a web part called “Accordion,” but you don’t need one. Collapsible sections give you … Read more >>>
Your team got a new name, but the SharePoint site still shows the old one everywhere. The name takes a minute to fix; the URL is a separate, admin-only job. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to change SharePoint site name settings from Site information, and then how a SharePoint admin changes the site … Read more >>>
When Contoso moved its file shares to Microsoft 365, the first question from the project team was simple: “Which kind of SharePoint site do we create?” The marketing group wanted a place to publish news, the finance team wanted a private workspace, and IT wanted all the department sites tied together. Each of those needs … 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 >>>
Microsoft 365 offers several applications for file sharing and collaboration, but it can be confusing to know which one to use. OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams each have unique features that make them suited for different tasks. OneDrive is great for personal file storage and sharing with a few people. SharePoint works well for team and … Read more >>>
A client used a SharePoint list for vendor requests, and each vendor’s guest account should only see the requests that vendor created. Breaking permissions on every item by hand wasn’t realistic. SharePoint’s item-level permissions setting does it for the whole list in one place. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to turn it on … Read more >>>
When working on one of my recent projects, our team had already been using a SharePoint Online site to manage project documents, track progress, and share updates. However, we realized that most of our daily communication was happening separately through chats and calls. To bring everything together, like files, conversations, and collaboration, we decided to … Read more >>>
A few days ago, a client asked us to customize a SharePoint Site Page that displays lists, libraries, list views, and recent documents related to the Task Management system. To make the SharePoint site page visually more attractive and enhance the appearance of lists and libraries, I have added column formatting to the SharePoint list … Read more >>>
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