I have an excel file with 100~ columns which was exported from another SharePoint list (that I don't have access to). I would like to create a list on my SharePoint site from this file but the simple 'create list from xlsx' doesn't allow me to use many of the column types ...
I have been told that my issue will occur when a source has column names that also match the default/system column names provided in SharePoint. When this occurs SharePoint will not use the name, but will name the field(s) starting with 'Field_1'. I have not yet tested this reasoning...
Put it all together: Make typical customizations accessible on sites created in SharePoint Online Now that you’re familiar with accessibility as a design component, as well as the accessibility implications of veering from the standard templates included w...
The newer types of Save As dialogue boxes in Windows 7 really help with all of this and list my SharePoint Sites, Libraries and other network areas in a logical and helpful fashion for easy access. Another new thing that you will notice at this point is ...
I am trying to create a CSV file from the items on the list every two weeks (the past 2 weeks' entries should be appended in the CSV file every 2nd we
{ var tasks = from t in db.Tasks orderby t.EntryDate descending select t; return View(tasks.ToList()); } // Display a form for creating a new task public ActionResult Create() { return View(); } // Add a new task to the database public ActionResult CreateNew(string description) ...
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In theTabularcategory, you can selectExcel Services,Excel Workbook,SharePoint List, orSQL Server Table. Note:If you select theFixed Valuestemplate, skip Step 2 and proceed to Step 3. If you select theBlank Scorecardtemplate, do not proceed to Step 2. Instead, the ...
(e.g. from a file manager started via the "Run as administrator" command) causes the installer to run per machine. When updating an add-in installed per user, the update will run per user only. When updating an add-in installed per machine, the update will run per machine only. To ...
Share the workbook by using PowerPivot for SharePoint. The Solution to the Scenario The following sections provide the solution to the scenario. Importing Data from a Relational Database First, you must get the data into the PowerPivot Window. You can import data into PowerPivot for Excel workboo...