Linking a specific OneNote page to a Sharepoint List
Hello, I am trying to link a OneNote page in a Sharepoint list via the Hyperlink field. So basically users would copy the link to the OneNote (shared) page in the URL field of Sharepoint. However, I keep getting an error when I save the list with the page URL in (it works well before saving!). I can link the general notebook, but not a specific page (which is what I am interested in). I read it might be linked to a limitation in the number of characters that Sharepoint accepts as URL? Can somebody help me on this? Many thanks! Kind regards Valeria
SharePoint Card Designer Custom Fields Not Available - Choice Fields
Hello, I have multiple columns in the list that are set to be a "Choice" field. When I switched the list view to "Gallery," I noticed that a few of my choice fields did not show up on the gallery/card view. I checked the card designer, and those columns are not even included in the options to be displayed in the gallery/card view. The only way to see those fields is to click on the card and open the right-side panel on the screen. Is there a way to include/show my custom choice column field in the card view?SharePoint Document Libraries: New UX, AI Actions & Forms Explained
🚀 New SharePoint Document Library Updates You Need to Know! Microsoft has introduced major improvements to SharePoint document libraries that make collaboration smarter and more efficient: ✅ Refreshed UX – A cleaner, faster interface inspired by OneDrive ✅ AI Actions with Copilot – Summarize documents or ask questions without opening files ✅ Custom Forms – Collect structured data and documents directly in libraries These updates are designed to boost productivity and simplify document management across Microsoft 365. 📅 Rollout is already in progress! 👉 Learn more in my latest video: https://youtu.be/qU0z2Pq8_4k 💬 Which feature are you most excited about? Drop your thoughts below! #SharePoint #Microsoft365 #Copilot #AI #Productivity #DigitalWorkplaceHow to create a glossary page in Microsoft Lists [SharePoint]
The new Glossary View in Microsoft Lists comes directly from the community, and Federico Sapia is its author (Thanks for sharing). This view is absolutely easy to implement requires a list with 4 starting columns. In a few clicks you can have a view that allows you to explore and navigate the elements of a list by taking advantage of the letters of the alphabet in the header making it even easier to filter and group. #Teams #SharePoint #Microsoft365 #MPVbuzz #MicrosoftLists #Lists
