Creating a SharePoint list for an internal business process doesn’t always mean it should be visible to every end user browsing Site Contents — a supporting list a workflow depends on, for instance, can just cause confusion if someone stumbles onto it. Hiding the list is the fix: it still works normally and is still […]
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In this post: What the “Everyone” claims actually are · Why “Everyone” is riskier than it sounds · Showing or hiding the claims with PnP PowerShell · The same settings via SPO Management Shell · This is a visibility setting, not a security control · Auditing where it’s already been granted · Related reading What
SharePoint Online: Using PowerShell, enable or disable the “Everyone” group Read More »
In this post: Overview · Create SharePoint List Item · Setting up the action · A multi-select Choice column needs its own shape too · Catching a failed call instead of assuming success · Related reading Overview REST API is one of the best options for modifying SharePoint from Power Automate. SharePoint includes its own
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This post covers the other half of getting a content type from a Content Type Hub onto a site: publishing it in the hub is only step one — a site collection also has to actually be subscribed to receive it. Everything below is the subscribing side. Worth a heads-up before diving in: configuring Content
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A Content Type Hub is the central place to manage and share content types across your entire SharePoint environment — create a custom content type once, publish it from the hub, and it becomes available to use anywhere in the tenant, instead of recreating the same content type in every site that needs it. In
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