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EndUserSharePoint.com: Extending Issues and Tasks - Part 4

After parts 1, 2, and 3, you built a slick-looking extension of SharePoint’s Tasks and Issues. If you let the list of Issues get huge, people may complain about the time it takes to find the Issue they want in the dropdown. Because we understand this interface and what our users will want, we’re...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-13-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Extending Issues and Tasks - Part 3

If you followed along with parts 1 and 2, you have a link between Issues and Tasks and a way to surface Tasks related to a displayed Issue. But we’re not done. Our original question from Stump the Panel has one more requirement: “not to be able to close an issue unless all its tasks are [...]

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-07-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” – Text and Data (Part III)

The Overview So far, in the "Text and Data" set of formulas, we covered the following functions: CONCATENATE FIND LEFT LEN MID REPLACE RIGHT SEARCH TEXT TRIM This time, we’ll continue on by exploring a few more, with some simple examples on how we can use them in our formulas. Getting started...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-06-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” - Customizing a Contacts List (Part II-III)

Overview In the previous two articles (Part II-I and Part II-II), we looked at an approach to "Data Validation" in an "Employee Contacts" list by creating calculated columns that perform "Find-and-Replace" operations on a phone number in order to reformat them into a dash-separated...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-21-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” - Customizing a Contacts List (Part II-II)

Overview Last time, we began working with the concept of "Data Validation" in a "Contacts" list by creating a calculated column that reformats a phone number from a "space-separated" sequence into a "dash-separated" sequence. The problem of course, is that as we left it...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-03-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” - Customizing a Contacts List (Part II-I)

Overview Last time, we modified the default “Contacts List” in order to see what other functionality we could introduce that could extend its default capabilities. This is a continuation of the previous article “” in which we created a contacts list called “Employee Contacts”...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-26-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” - Customizing a Contacts List (Part I)

The default collection of “Lists and Libraries” within SharePoint are a great way for most users to begin collecting and sharing information. Often however, the defaults may not have the full capabilities you want in order to present or manipulate the data they contain in the manner...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-16-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Taming the Elusive “Calculated Column” - Text and Data

One of the more useful categories of functions available to use in Calculated Columns is that of the “Text and Data” set of formulas. Through their use you can combine fields, compare data existing in other columns, apply formatting rules to entered data, and a variety of other actions to...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-01-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Enough about “Me”. What about [Me]!

The question of the day comes from George: “Users submitting InfoPath forms to a library must have contribute permissions. How do you prevent these users from viewing and deleting the forms of other users? “ Response from guest poster Ryne Crabb George’s issue is a common one, experienced...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-29-2008
EndUserSharePoint.com: Live, Online Workshop - The Fundamentals of Libraries and Lists

EndUserSharePoint.com is starting a series of live, online workshops. The first workshop, on August 21, will be lead by Mark Miller, founder and editor of EndUserSharePoint.com. “The Fundamentals of Libraries and Lists” will cover basic, End User use of SharePoint for contributing, collaborating...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-28-2008

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