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SShSharePoint Metric Reporting Issue
Hllo, Had anyone noticed issues with unique viewers and views for the April site pages? Currently we have a few "news" items that are reflecting higher unique viewers versus views and overall it seems like our metrics are much lower for the month than usual when looking at MoM and YoY.
TrustedMissingIdentityClaimSource - OIDC
Hello, Good day! I'm setting up OIDC connection thru SharePoint subscription edition referring to the below link https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/SharePoint/security-for-sharepoint-server/set-up-oidc-auth-in-sharepoint-server-with-msaad I was able to get in thru Entra (that means OIDC connection works) but sharepoint return me this exception when getting in to site collection. _layouts/15/_login/default.aspx?errorCode=TrustedMissingIdentityClaimSource=https%3A%2F%2FSPdemo.local%2F_layouts%2F15%2FAuthenticate.aspx%3FSource%3D%252F Workaround suggested done like reconfigured SPTrust, certificates and SharePoint Web application multiple times but yet still no avail. Unfortunately, this have been greyed out for me as i cannot find a concrete resolution. Is anyone have experience the same exception, or perhaps share thoughts what are missing here. Thank you!SharePoint Announcements items' body don't save the complete URL of links
I am working on a Power Automate flow to replace the SharePoint Alert feature (which will be retired in July 2026) to send a notification when new items are added to an Announcements list. The flow is working fine, but the links I added to the item's body is partial. The messages sent via Power Automate using Exchange connector replicates this error, so when the recipient receives the message, it looks ok, but the links are broken, because it has only "/sites/finance/home.aspx", not the whole URL (https://company.sharepoint.com/sites/finance/home.aspx). I'm using the classic interface, and even when I enter the full URL, as soon as I move away from the URL field, it changes to a partial, relative URL (/sites/finance/home.aspx, without the first part "https://company.sharepoint.com/"). Note: when I receive the exact same content via SharePoint Alert feature, the links work perfectly. Somehow, the Alert feature replaces the relative path with the whole URL. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks, Luciano GomesYour Methods on Extracting Site User Names + Email Addresses
As a newbie to both SharePoint Administration and PowerShell, I have introduced SharePoint to a smaller company in which I introduced its many obvious document security and navigation advantages. REQUEST Can someone provide more straightforward and simplified alternatives to extracting site user names and email addresses other than resorting to PowerShell? My unsuccessful attempts at employing PowerShell are due to my current lesser programming expertise level that I am acquiring as time and projects allow. Best regards, Clint Hill
Your SharePoint Sharing Might Break in 2026
A major change is coming and it’s not getting enough attention. Microsoft is moving away from simple OTP sharing and shifting to full Entra B2B. It sounds like a security upgrade, but it completely changes how external access works. This isn’t a small tweak: Existing sharing links may stop working as expected External users will go through new authentication flows Access will rely heavily on identity and guest policies Yes, you get better control and visibility but also more friction if your setup isn’t ready. If your organization relies on quick sharing links, this could become a real issue fast. Curious how others are handling this: Are you already using Entra B2B? Seeing any access or adoption issues? How are you balancing security vs usability?
Root folder for OneDrive synced SP libraries - custom name?
I am migrating local network shares to SharePoint libraries that are meant to be synchronized to local devices via OneDrive. I will use Intune policy to auto sync set of libraries. When libraries are synced they are saved in the path as below: C:\Users\ExampleUsername\Example Company Limited\Actual Site - Documents In the navigation bar it looks something like this: Is it possible to set a custom name for the Company folder without actually renaming the Entra ID tenant name? I tried the policy that sets a custom OneDrive sync folder by setting the below reg key. This worked for OneDrive sync root folder but the SharePoint sync folder remained unchanged. Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\OneDrive\CustomSyncRootFolderName Background to my question: Portion of data that is to be migrated has long paths. Once synced via OneDrive I will be facing long path errors due to Windows Explorer limitation that can only handle paths under 260 characters long. Based on my testing the files will stil sync and be "browsable" but users won't be able to open them or modify. I want to shorten the SP sync root folder name to reduce the full path to under 260 characters. The below example path is 72 characters long which takes a significant chunk of 260 characters that Windows Explorer can handle. C:\Users\ExampleUsername\Example Company Limited\Actual Site - Documents I am already looking at renaming folders and libraries and flattening the data structure but there is a limit to what I can acheive there due to the client requirements. As such I am trying to trim path lenght whenever I can.
Users not showing in SharePoint Org Explorer Web Part, but do show in Team App
We have several users who are not showing in the SharePoint Org Explorer Web Part, who do show in Team Org Explorer App. They are all users who were migrated into our Office 365 tenant from another Office365 tenant. We have checked the usual things, manager configure etc. and confirmed that there SharePoint profile is identical to working users. If I search for the user in SharePoint and then select organisation and I can see the user and their manager and subordinates. Out IT team, who are very good have not been able to fix this. Anybody seen something similar before? Any help would be much appreciated. Kr and thanks.HTML-code breaks displaying of multi-line column with RichText in PowerApp Canvas App
I have a canvas app that works on the basis of a SharePoint list. I work in an environment where a researcher makes a work order, this is then sent to the responsible that has to approve it, then the planner plans it and following that, it is executed. This chain of events is all managed with a SharePoint list that has a status that can be changed. Different people have different permissions to edit items. To manage this, we display the list through a CanvasApp where logic is built to ensure that people with a certain role can only select/edit/see certain items. However, a big part of the canvas app is the description of the work order. In the SP-list this is a multi-line field where RichText is enabled. When the work order description is long, and especially when rich text formatting is used (for example colored text), part of the content is displayed incorrectly. The text gets cut off, part of the HTML formatting code appears in the description itself, and the full content is no longer shown. This is an example of a list item: Which is displayed in the Canvas App like this: What I observed is the following: In the normal SharePoint list view, the description is displayed correctly. But when I click/open the item in singe item view itself in SharePoint, the editor/form also . This issue only occurs for items that are created from the Canvas App. If I create a similar item directly in SharePoint and enter a comparable formatted description there, the problem does not occur. So it seems the issue is related to how the Canvas App saves the rich text content to SharePoint. It must have to do something with the way PowerAutomate parses that HTML code into SP.
Shared SharePoint & Power Query incompatible?
Hello, I am currently working on a file in a Shared SharePoint from an external company. I am only able to open the file in the browser and when I try refreshing the Queries, it gives me an error saying "Power Query refresh in Excel for the Web is only supported for workbooks saved in SharePoint or OneDrive for work or school." What I've been doing is downloading a local copy of the file, updating the Queries, and reuploading the file. It's not really a problem, but it is a hassle when needing to do this to multiple files. I'm not sure if this is more of a feature request, or if its due to security risks and restrictions from my admins, or if it's a different problem entirely... so I posted here first. Thanks!SharePoint & AI (Knowledge Agent)
In my tenant, I cannot use some of the basic AI features of the Knowledge Agent. I tried to use the "Create list" prompt, but every call failed with the message: "Something went wrong, and I couldn't complete your request. Please try again later." I have a Copilot license, and some other features are working as expected. I encountered many errors in the browser console that violate the following Content Security Policy directive: "script-src 'unsafe-eval'" (see attached image). "violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "script-src 'unsafe-eval'" I tried an inPrivate browser session already without any changes in the behavior.
