Microsoft Lists workshop, part 2: “Make Lists work for you”
Continuing from part 1, we turn to making lists work for you using filters, views, rules, and formatting. We end with a look at how Lists integrates with the Power Platform to take lists even further with custom forms, flows and reporting. We wrap up with the roadmap to share what’s coming next for Microsoft Lists. [presentation + demos]
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- Microsoft Lists resource center: aka.ms/MSLists
- Microsoft Lists adoption center: aka.ms/ListsAd...
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- Microsoft 365 public roadmap: microsoft.com/...
- The Intrazone podcast: aka.ms/TheIntr...
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One of the best explanations of a Microsoft product I have viewed, applies to vids 1 and 2
Can MS in the future move away from JSON formatting and just make some if not all the customization graphically?
I wish there is feature to make custom view that can be print i.e make invoice layout, easy to use drag and drop, select paper size etc.
Using 3 or 4 apps for work streams is a dream come true. Maybe another 30 - 40 more apps are required.
How can you create one dashboard with multiple lists?
Hi Mark, would the search box be available in the MS list in MS teams? There is no way to search and the filters are not intuitive for some users. Thank you
I don't see a feature to append large date to an existing Lists.
I'm pretty new lists but this new version has made my adoption of the tool so easy. I understand a Gantt chart view was available in the old lists, is going to pulled forward into this version?
@whatisiswhatable
2 жыл бұрын
Pleeeesse
Hi guys, is there a maximum number of columns or rows you can put in "Lists"? Thanks
I am a Constructor Trades teacher and want to track student's skill progression with List. How do I make a copy of a list to be able to use over and over? Thanks!
In my experience, items in Lists often has something to be done with them. It seems natural to be able to connect List items with tasks in Planner or To Do. Is there a way to do that?
@alec1115
2 жыл бұрын
I believe you can do that with Power Automate
What is the difference between a list and a task list which is produced by project synchronisation to Sharepoint.
I am trying to create a new List from an existing Excel table, but keep getting two error messages: : Column '' does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user. List already exists Copied all data into a new excel file and formatted as a table, and also tried both uploading or selecting from OneDrive, but still no joy. Pulling my hair out! Please can you help?
anyone have a lead on how to arrange a Board in Descending Date order?
How to give users customized access to portions of the data belong to them, for example HR can only access the records where the cells of department column is Updated as HR, the same for procurement and other departments. I have found some explanations around the web using custom views but it seems complicated and not straight forward, I am thinking why not creating group views by departments then give aaacess by department, don't you think that will be easier and more user friendly.
@Eddie_-_
Жыл бұрын
I saw someone doing that with two separate lists. Consolidated on a third. That way they could control the edit rights
Everything MS does is crap. Lists really sucks-slow, clunky and inflexible. Compared to desktop Excel the only advantage is it can easily hold BLOBs (of course, Excel online is really crappy too). The whole Teams and PowerPlatform thing remains a half-baked product.
@Rachel_Incorporated
2 жыл бұрын
I agree. I feel like most of this stuff could be useful after a few years of testing and tuning. Right now, half baked = accurate.
@Eddie_-_
Жыл бұрын
I used to say the same as being an avid Mac user. But last years I have changed my mind. Teams is great. MS Lists is powerful, yet a little buggy.