Jan 12 2024 06:39 PM
I always create SharePoint sites and add SharePoint list. inside the SharePoint lists i add custom content types , create power apps and power automate to automate the lists.
now today i came across the Microsoft lists, where from my Office 365 page >> i click on "Lists" >> create a new list >> and chose an existing SharePoint site, as follow:-
and what i get is exactly the same as the SharePoint list..
so can i say that Microsoft lists and SharePoint lists are the same thing? or there are differences between them?
Thanks
Jan 13 2024 12:57 AM
@johnjohn-Peter it means you don't have to create a whole SharePoint site if you just want a list, you just create the list.
Jan 13 2024 03:26 AM
@Rob_Elliott but i can also add SharePoint list inside existing SharePoint site.. still i can not figure out the differences
Jan 13 2024 03:27 AM
@NicolasKheirallah so why they are named differently ? any idea?
Jan 13 2024 06:04 AM
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Jan 13 2024 05:29 PM
Jan 14 2024 11:25 AM
It's the same, the only differnce is that personal saves under your personal site on onedrive:
https://tenant-my.sharepoint.com/personal/nicolas_kheirallah_Tenant_com/
The waffle menu will show your nine latest lists, both personal and onedrive
Jan 15 2024 12:30 AM
Microsoft list is essentially the same piece of functionality as a SharePoint list. It has more or less exactly the same capabilities and user interface but is delivered and packaged as a standalone app while a SharePoint list is directly part of SharePoint site.
When you create a list in Microsoft Lists (My Lists) - it is stored in your OneDrive (personal) site
When you create a list in SharePoint site - it is stored in your SharePoint site.
Also, Microsoft Lists has its own dedicated web app and mobile app, that is available via Google Play (Android) and the iOS app store.
Check below links for more information:
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