Content and communication event guide for Microsoft Ignite 2024 | Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive
Summary view of topics and sessions during Microsoft Ignite 2024 focused on what’s next for Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive – An event guide for the apps and services at the core of content and communication in Microsoft 365.Mondays at Microsoft | Episode 24 (LIVE from Orlando, FL #M365Con)
We're broadcasting live in Orlando, FL from the Microsoft 365 Community Conference! Join at 8am PDT on Monday, April 29th, 2024! Show notes: (more details coming soon) Dark Mode for Viva Connections on desktop Full M365Con event guide. Looking forward to a packed agenda.SharePoint Intranet Festival (May 22, 2024)
Microsoft is pleased to support the first-everSharePoint Intranet Festival | Wednesday, May 22, 2024.The event is managed by our partner SWOOP Analytics and is packed with experts and content to help guide your broader employee engagement strategy and org-wide communications decision making.Intranets thrive when designed around real-world use cases, ones that work for all employees. That’s why this event is unique. Many of the sessions are delivered by customers like Cox Communications, AVP, TD Bank, Textron, Danfoss, Syngenta, Sage, Victoria Police, NSW DPHI, and Meridian Energy – all ready to share insights and outcomes. It's a terrific mix of private and public sector across a wide range of industries. And to help kick it off, members of the Microsoft SharePoint product team will kick off each time zone to provide additional product insights and engage in the live discussion.SharePoint at the Microsoft 365 Community Conference
If you don’t Share, what’s the Point! The community motto, “Sharing is caring” is in full swing – and there’s a ton of sharing in preparation, and we, the SharePoint Team, want to invite you.Join us in Orlando, Florida for the biggest Microsoft 365 Community Conference to date | April 30 – May 2, 2024. Microsoft is sending over 175 Microsoft product makers— to share and discuss innovation and real-world solutions across keynotes, sessions, and pre/post event deep-dive workshops to build your expertise. This blog shares asubset of the event content, so you know what to expect to hear from the SharePoint team.Modern Events Categories
I have a page where I want to add events that users can see and join. In my company, these events have two categories and I want users to filter only by these two categories (by Category, I mean the option available when adding new event as you can see in this link). However, SharePoint provides a bunch of default categories (e.g. Gift, Anniversary, Work hours, etc.) that the user can select from and which I do not want (see below). Is there any way to remove them and keep only my desired categories? Please note that I found a thread that seems possibly to address the same problem (see here). However, the suggestions given require changing lists throughPage Properties, an option which I don't seem to have in the first place (see below)! Please help 🙏 Thanks Beshr
Join us at the AIIM Conference 2024, April 3-5
Connect with the Microsoft team on April 3-5 for the AIIM Conference 2024 (AIIM24) and the hands-on IT workshop in San Antonio, Texas, to learn more about our latest Microsoft SharePoint Premium and content management innovations to help you get your content ready for Copilot.Top 10 reasons to attend the Microsoft 365 Community Conference
This year, we are gearing up for a big Microsoft 365 Community Conference event – a huge opening keynote, more breakout sessions, deeper community engagement, and new forums to meet with product makers – to let them know what you like and areas we can improve.
Displaying the events web part as a full calendar view of the month on a modern page?
I'm using a modern web page in SharePoint Online to display events. With the modern events web part, it only displays upcoming events as tiles. The people I'm building the site for would like their events web part to show a full grid view of the calendar month. I can't seem to find a way to do this in the modern experience. Would be great if anybody knows how I can do this (if it's possible)? Thanks
SharePoint - Event Registration
Good morning everyone. I'm just starting with SharePoint at work. I was excited first Disappointed then realized that I was just ignorant 🙂 Now, I'm trying to use the Event Webpart and allow participant to register. I found a similar question answered byRobElliott herebut I think it's already too advanced for me right now. I understand that the event links to a form, that this form once submitted will interact with a list and from the result of this interaction, will send a positive/negative message to the participant. Could someone guide me on how exactly to do that ?
