Do you want to change fonts on your SharePoint sites? You can do it using a new Brand center! Microsoft’s released the feature 2 weeks ago as a preview and you can test it right now. Add custom fonts, apply fonts to sites, and even use Power Automate to do it automatically on multiple sites.
Let’s test it out.
Microsoft introduced long-awaited templates for SharePoint libraries. It’s available for everyone so you can use it to jump-start the creation process. Is it good? What’s inside? What’s missing? Let’s check it out!
Do you want to send an email with SharePoint news content? Now it’s possible via the new SharePoint News for Email feature. The content is scaled to fit different mail clients and works for mobiles. Let’s go and check what’s inside the feature and how you can use it.
Want to monitor your SharePoint site and get advanced data, session recordings, and even heatmaps? Microsoft Clarity is for you. It’s not a new tool but with native support for SharePoint sites, it’s worth a try. Let’s go and check how to configure it and start working with it.
Microsoft released a new feature called Colored Folders. It’s available both in OneDrive and SharePoint Online. You can use it to apply color to a special folder to categorize manually data based on the content inside. You can also use Power Automate and automate the whole process. In this post, I will show you basic information about the feature and how to use it in Power Automate.
During the Microsoft 365 Conference 2023 in Las Vegas, Microsoft announced many new features for SharePoint, OneDrive, Lists, and other M365 products. SharePoint stole the show with the huge list of upcoming features and changes. Here are my 8 favorite features announces during the conference.
The latest update for SharePoint Lists enabled integration between Lists and Approvals in Teams. It’s available in a dedicated list template and you can use it to trigger Teams approvals directly from a list item. You can enable it for a selected list and let your users work directly from the Teams Approval application. Let’s go and check how to enable it and work with it.
If you work with SharePoint data in Excel you agree that performance is the key. It is easy to import large lists and connect them but the trick is to keep refresh time at a good level (minutes). Unfortunately, default Excel settings can cause serious performance issues, and figuring out why is not so simple and obvious. In this post, I compared 2 methods of loading SPO lists into Excel so you can avoid performance issues.