In SharePoint world one of the most of common business requirement is to show different fields for different set of users. You can partially achieve this using custom views and provide links using audience feature. However, this will not hide columns while creating a new item.
Recently, I got a requirement from my boss where he wanted to set permissions on each view in a Document library.
Wiki Pages are simple to create, is their reference also as easy? Wiki pages are the simplest kinds of pages in the world (at least I want to believe that), and simple to refer when just using the URL. But ever thought about referencing a wiki page sitting in a wiki library from any other …
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The following article is the continuation of How to extend capabilities of lookup columns. I wish SharePoint becomes as colourful as the real world…is it possible ? Did you just think of visual indicators that would make data assessment easier ? Wow, this is so desired! I’d just love to take a glance at my list and …
Continue reading “How to extend capabilities of lookup columns – Part 2”
Lookup columns are a quick and easy way to reference data residing at a single point from multiple locations in the same site, without having to recreate the source. One such case is a scenario of a custom list with list items primarily enticing with images. It becomes just so irresistible to be able to …
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