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Re: Google Authenticator app & Office 365 MFA
Przemyslaw W wrote: No true, you are not forced to install MS Authenticator, You can without problem use Google Authenticator, but you need to display the "Secret" key: In screen with QRCode to scan there is a small blue link "Setup application without notifications" (sorry don't exactly know if this is proper translation for it) , click it and you'll get the secret, then just type it into G Authenticator and you're set :) (You don't have to type the full account name, this is for you to identify it only). Thank you, that was the key for me. For anyone else wondering, this is the process for setting up 2/MFA with any OTP app (I use https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP): Open the security verification page for your user: https://aka.ms/MFASetup Check the Authenticator app box, and click the Configure button. Click the Configure app without notifications URL Now scan the QR code with your app and configure like normal. It seems like Microsoft really go out of their way to obscure the fact that you don't actually need Microsoft Authenticator to use this factor for authentication.Using variables/properties in Sass?
I'm developing a SharePoint SPFx web part and starting to work on a property pane for it. I've realized that users may want to configure the line height of text in my webpart, and I'd like to make that configurable as a property using the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/web-parts/basics/integrate-with-property-pane. I'm not sure how to access properties in an Sass file though, or if that's even possible? Is my only option to do this directly in the typescript code?Re: Gantt chart doesn't like percentages?
Hello Juan, Actually, it looks like the date(s) fields in my list aren't required. I noticed that the Gantt chart supports showing undefined dates by displaying a different box though. I thought it odd that only percentages seemed to be confusing it though. Are there other displays in SharePoint that would make it easy to show my data like the Gantt chart? Thank you for your response!Gantt chart doesn't like percentages?
Hi everyone, I'm having some issues getting a Gantt chart to work with percentages. My dataset is basically a list of orders. Each order has a quantity ordered, a quantity completed for that order, and then I also have a calculated column that displays the percent complete for that order (settings shown below:) So as you can see, this is supposed to show a calculated percentage with 0 decimal places. In the AllView view, this looks just as I would expect it: Now I have another view which is a Gantt chart. I have it configured so that the Percent complete pulls its data from my Completion calculated column above. When I switch to the Gantt chart view, it errors out with "This list cannot be displayed as a Gantt chart because it lacks required fields." If I make the Percent completed field optional in the Gantt chart configuration, it is able to load without a hard error. However, the Gantt chart ignores my configuration of the column insofar as decimal places and percentage values are concerned: So I don't seem to have any options for displaying a nice completion value anywhere in the Gantt chart. I understand from https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/6498a9f2-fe65-4bcf-a67d-40200adf6afc/using-calculated-fields-to-show-percentage-complete-in-a-gant?forum=sharepointadminlegacy that this is a bug in the Gantt chart, that it's unable to display calculated values. Is there any chance of any of these bugs (displaying calculated values or respecting column configurations) being fixed? Thank you!
