In this post, we will learn how we can format the column header in SharePoint quick edit view or datasheet view and in the custom list view. Below is the default list view look:Add the below CSS in the script editor web part:<style>/*Choose the column header background color*/.ms-viewheadertr{background:Navy;font-weight:bold;}.ms-spGrid-HeaderContentStyle{font-weight:bold;font-size:20em;}/*Choose the column header font style*/.ms-vh2-nofilter,.ms-spGrid-HeaderContentStyle, .ms-vh2, a.ms-headerSortTitleLink{font-weight:bold;color:DarkWhite;font-size:2.05em;}</style>Add the
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In this article, we will learn about how to copy a SharePoint list item to another list using the SharePoint designer workflow automatically. The use cases of this requirement are many – one of them is if we want to create some event automatically in the calendar list based on the value updated in another
In the below table, we will see the various List Template IDs in SharePoint Online/SharePoint 2019/2016/2013/2010/2007 and their usages. These IDs are being frequently used while we as a SharePoint developer/administrator create the list using programming language techniques like SSOM(SharePoint Server Object Model) or CSOM(Client Side Server Object Model) or JSOM(Javascript language model) or REST
Nowadays, the buzz word in the market is MS Flow or Microsoft Flow – after 2019 ignite, it has been renamed to Microsoft Power Automate. In this tutorial, we will learn about how we can learn HTML table formatting using Microsoft Power Automate or Microsoft Flow step by step. I would say that without MS