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Ruka_Zill
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Feb 14, 2025

Export or compile wiki pages into a PDF or Word

Hi, I am looking to start using SPO wiki as our document management solution. This means that articles will now take form of a wiki page. Often we create configuration guides (to be used internally...
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Rob_Elliott
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Feb 14, 2025

I wouldn't bother with the SharePoint wiki offering, it has always been rubbish, hasn't been developed in any meaningful way since at least 2010 and has always been a long long way behind proper wiki platforms like Wikimedia, Wikidot etc.

 

Rob
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    Ruka_Zill
    Brass Contributor
    Feb 14, 2025

    Rob_Elliottany other platform that you would recommend? Preference in the MS stack otherwise outside.

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      Rob_Elliott
      Bronze Contributor
      Feb 17, 2025

      Keeping things in the M365 universe, have a look at Microsoft Loop which looks as though it will be a much better solution that the SharePoint wiki. Thewre's a blog about it at https://easy365.io/why-our-team-chose-microsoft-loop-as-our-wiki-1d5275f7bdac

      Rob
      Los Gallardos
      Microsoft Power Automate Community Super User.
      Principal Consultant, SharePoint and Power Platform WSP Global (and classic 1967 Morris Traveller driver)

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        Ruka_Zill
        Brass Contributor
        Apr 13, 2025

        Hi Rob_Elliott thanks for sharing. That is exactly what I am using, unfortunately it wont, just yet, fulfil the initial requirements that I shared. I guess Atlassian Confluence is still out there at the top for documentation creation..

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