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What is going on with LISTS?
All of the sudden, one of our SharePoint Lists has completely changed its appearance and function. It has more of the new list style now. We have to change this back to retain its functionality immed...
This is getting rolled out to the tenant here. It is a total disaster for the custom JSON views we built and were working perfectly. I can reset some of them by creating a power app list form which pulls it back to the previous version, however that isn't always possible and it does not work with Libraries. Now I have to go page by page in the large intranet here to figure out what all is going to break for everyone as they get updated. I hate having another useless icon on the page too.
AskSaurabh
Microsoft
MicrosoftHi, I'm Saurabh from the SharePoint / Lists team. We have been actively reviewing all issues and feedback to improve Lists experience. All known JSON formatting related issues and most other bugs are now fixed and fully rolled out. If you are still seeing any further issue we request you to share details including the JSON itself so we can investigate it at priority.
PS: In order to effectively track issue, we request you to file each issue with as much detail on Lists feedback portal https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/forum/ab3ad59e-6dd1-ec11-a7b5-0022481f35a4 and post issue link here.
PS: In order to effectively track issue, we request you to file each issue with as much detail on Lists feedback portal https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/forum/ab3ad59e-6dd1-ec11-a7b5-0022481f35a4 and post issue link here.
- Perhaps a company like Microsoft could FULLY test something before it's deployed to millions of customers without their knowledge or permission. No, I suppose being a responsible business partner is not something Microsoft would ever consider.
I genuinely do not have the time to sit down and document the wreckage that this has caused. Because the only thing Microsoft can be trusted to do is break all the things that have worked comfortably for years. our company is actively seeking an alternative to Microsoft for our corporate needs.
