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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Item Level Permissions in SharePoint 2013
Posted by
Santhosh,
on
8:19 PM
Hi friends,
In this article we can explore a common scenario which can be solved using OOB feature of SharePoint 2013.
Scenario
You have a list to track expense claims. Multiple employees are using the same list. Following are the challenges:
1. Employees should see only their items
2. Employees should not be able to edit other employee’s items
Solution
Although using “views” will be the first solution in mind, we can solve this through OOB way using:
· List Item Level Permissions
Steps
Create an Expense list as shown below.
Save changes & test it out in following way
1. Create 2 users2. Use 2 browsers
3. Add one expense-item for each user
4. You can see user-1 can see only his/her item
5. Same applies to editing as well
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
What is the Content Type for Custom List in SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2010
Posted by
Santhosh,
on
1:19 AM
Hi Guys,
Thanks for visiting our blog .
Every Custom List is having a content type inherited in it . For Custom Lists in SharePoint the default content type is "item".
If we want to see the content type associated to list .
Go to List Settings
--->Advance Settings(Under General Settings)
---> Allow Content Types
-->Select Yes radio button.
Then you can able to see the content type associated with the list .
If You want to know the content type id just click on the content type (item).
What is calculated column in SharePoint 2013 ,2010
Posted by
Santhosh,
on
12:56 AM
Hi Guys,
Thanks for visiting my blog .
While creating Columns in Custom List many of us have seen the Calculated Column .
I will describe the calculated column for Month and year .
Thanks for visiting my blog .
While creating Columns in Custom List many of us have seen the Calculated Column .
I will describe the calculated column for Month and year .
Go to the list
settings and then click on Create column to add a new column. Give the
column name and chose the column type as calculated column. Then in the
formula write like below:
=TEXT([Created],"yyyy")
he above
formula will return the formula as a single line text, Now if you want
to return as integer then you can write the formula like below:
=YEAR(Created)
Similarly
if you want to store month then follow the above step and write the formula like below:
=Text(Created, "MMMM") : This will return the full month name
=Text(Created, "MMM") : This will return first 3 letters of the month name
=Text(Created, "MM") : This will return integer month
If you want to return the value as an integer then you can write the formula like below:
=MONTH(Created)
Now if you will check the output will come like above :
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