Managing users in SharePoint is a core part of ensuring that your site runs efficiently and securely. Whether you’re auditing user access, automating workflows, or simply trying to understand who has access to your site, knowing how to retrieve and query SharePoint site users is invaluable. In this post, I’ll walk you through the different …
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Permission inheritance in SharePoint is a core concept that simplifies access management. By default, every site, document library, list, and item inherits its permissions from its parent. This inheritance ensures consistency and reduces the overhead of manually managing permissions at every level. However, there are scenarios where breaking this inheritance becomes necessary. Breaking permission inheritance …
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Managing permissions and group memberships in SharePoint is critical for effective collaboration and security. Automating the process of adding users to SharePoint groups using PowerShell can save time and reduce manual errors. In this blog, we’ll explore how to do this step by step, with practical use cases and sample scripts. Prerequisites Before diving into …
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Overview Power Automate is a powerful tool in the Microsoft ecosystem that enables users to automate tasks and processes with ease. One common scenario is automating the creation of SharePoint sites. Whether you’re setting up project sites, department hubs, or collaboration spaces, Power Automate can streamline the process, saving time and reducing the risk of …
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The .getAll() function in PnPjs is used to retrieve all items from a SharePoint list or library in a paginated manner. SharePoint lists often have a threshold limit (commonly 5000 items) that restricts how many items can be retrieved in a single request. .getAll() overcomes this limitation by making multiple requests in the background and …
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Introduction PnP (Patterns and Practices) SPFx (SharePoint Framework) is an essential toolkit for developers aiming to create rich, efficient, and scalable solutions for SharePoint. By leveraging the PnP libraries, developers can drastically reduce development time while adhering to best practices recommended by the SharePoint community. This blog explores the key functionalities, limitations, use cases, and …
The SharePoint Term Store is a robust taxonomy management tool that enables organizations to standardize metadata across sites, lists, and libraries. It provides a centralized way to define, maintain, and deploy terms used to classify content, improving searchability and organization. What is the Term Store? The Term Store is part of SharePoint’s Managed Metadata Service. …
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SharePoint has been a cornerstone of business collaboration and document management for over two decades. Yet, despite its longevity and wide adoption, many myths and misconceptions surround this versatile platform. These myths often deter organizations from fully leveraging SharePoint’s capabilities. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the most common myths about SharePoint, debunk them …
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Overview SharePoint, as a powerful collaboration and content management platform, offers a wealth of features and functionalities to users. One of the key capabilities of SharePoint is its REST API, which provides developers with a versatile and robust way to interact with SharePoint data and perform various operations programmatically. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive …
Overview SharePoint Group operations using PowerShell enable administrators to manage security and access control within SharePoint environments efficiently. Here’s an overview of common SharePoint group operations you can perform using PowerShell. Connecting to SharePoint : PowerShell scripts begin by connecting to SharePoint Online using the Connect-SPOService cmdlet, which requires the SharePoint admin URL. Creating a …
