SharePoint For Dummies

SharePoint For Dummies
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Unlock the potential of Microsoft’s powerful web-based collaborative platform that comes standard with Microsoft 365  Microsoft SharePoint unlocks millions of collaborative and remote working capabilities and possibilities. And using it doesn’t require a degree in computer science! With  SharePoint For Dummies , you’ll be creating sites, working with lists, and integrating with Microsoft Teams in no time at all.  This book offers fully illustrated, step-by-step instructions to adapt and customize SharePoint for your own organization. Perfect for complete SharePoint novices as well as veterans of previous versions, you’ll learn to manage and work with enterprise content and use the SharePoint mobile app.  This handy guide also walks you through:  Creating integrated, online portals from scratch for everyone in your organization to use How to navigate the SharePoint interface like a pro, without any prior knowledge Using SharePoint alongside Microsoft Office 365’s other powerful tools, like Teams Ideal for anyone who wants to—or has to—use SharePoint at work or school,  SharePoint For Dummies  is your irreplaceable companion to getting up-to-speed with SharePoint in a hurry!

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Rosemarie Withee. SharePoint For Dummies

Microsoft® SharePoint® For Dummies® To view this book's Cheat Sheet, simply go to www.dummies.com and search for “Microsoft SharePoint For Dummies Cheat Sheet” in the Search box. Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Illustrations

Guide

Pages

Introduction

About This Book

Foolish Assumptions

Icons Used in This Book

Beyond the Book

Where to Go from Here

Getting Started with SharePoint

Getting to Know SharePoint

Up and Running with SharePoint in Three Minutes Flat

Wrapping Your Head around SharePoint

No, really, what is SharePoint?

A Microsoft product

Many different SharePoint definitions

More than a website

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOCIAL MEDIA AND SHAREPOINT

Taking a Peek at a SharePoint Site

TECHNICAL DIVE INTO THE SHAREPOINT BUILDING BLOCKS

Getting Familiar with SharePoint Terminology

Branding

Business intelligence (BI)

eDiscovery

Identity management

Mobile

Records management and compliance

Search

Social

Web content management

Workflow

Introducing SharePoint in Microsoft 365

Accessing and Using SharePoint

Getting Familiar with SharePoint Online

Determining What Version of SharePoint You Are Using

Understanding Why SharePoint Online Has Become So Popular

Differences between SharePoint Online and SharePoint On-Premises

GETTING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE CLOUD

Exploring the Benefits of SharePoint Online

Data center and hardware

Software platform

Backup, redundancy, and security

Wrangling SharePoint Functionality

Coming to Terms with Website Templates

Show Me the Apps

Working with Web Pages

Site page

Wiki page

Web Part page

Publishing page

Understanding Web Parts

Digging into SharePoint Features

Integrating with Office

Diving Headfirst into SharePoint

Discovering SharePoint in Your Pocket

Installing the SharePoint Mobile App

Installing on iOS

Installing on Android

Signing into the SharePoint Mobile App

Finding Your SharePoint Stuff with the Find Tab

Exploring a SharePoint site

Opening navigation

Getting the Latest News with the News Tab

All About You with the Me Tab

Understanding SharePoint Sites

Accessing SharePoint Sites in Microsoft 365

Exploring the SharePoint Team Site

Finding your way around

Uploading documents

Sharing your Team site

Share your site from your web browser

Share your site from the SharePoint Mobile App

Creating a SharePoint Site

Create a subsite from your web browser

Create a site from the SharePoint Mobile App

Requesting a SharePoint Site

Grouping Sites with Hub Sites

CHOOSING AMONG EDGE, CHROME, FIREFOX, AND SAFARI

Working with Web Pages and Web Parts

Understanding SharePoint Web Pages

Creating a Site page

Creating a Web Part page

Creating a Wiki page

Introducing the Ribbon

Deciding What Type of Page to Create

Digging into Web Parts

Adding a Web Part to Your Page

Choosing the Right Web Part

Changing Web Part Properties

Reviewing Web Part properties

Editing Web Part properties

Minimizing or deleting Web Parts

Connecting Web Parts

Managing Pages

Categorizing Your Wiki Pages

Taking a Peek into Custom Page Designs

Adding Content to SharePoint

SharePoint as a Content Management System

Wrangling the Overwhelming Mountain of Digital Content

Getting Your Documents into SharePoint

Uploading a single document

Uploading multiple documents

Updating document properties using Edit in Grid view

Creating New Content in SharePoint

Using the SharePoint Mobile App to Peek at Content on the Go

Discovering SharePoint in Microsoft Teams

Using Teams in Microsoft 365

Understanding the Marriage of SharePoint and Teams

Accessing SharePoint files in Teams

Using the Teams wiki and finding it in SharePoint

Adding SharePoint Pages and Lists to Teams

Working with SharePoint from Microsoft Office

Getting Familiar with Office Versioning

Working with Office on Your Desktop or Laptop

Installing Microsoft Office

Saving a new document to SharePoint

Opening a document from SharePoint

Working with Office on Your Smartphone or Tablet

Saving a new document to SharePoint

Opening a document from SharePoint

Getting Social

Sharing and Following SharePoint Sites

Setting up alerts

Managing alerts

Staying Up to Date with News

Information Sharing with Blog Style Sites and Wikis

Creating a blog-style site

Publishing a new post

Using wikis to collaborate and coauthor

Creating a wiki app

Adding pages to a wiki

Editing a Wiki page

Communicating with Discussion Boards

Creating a Discussion Board app

Posting and replying to a subject

Connecting with Others Using RSS Feeds

Viewing RSS feeds

Reading RSS feeds with Outlook

Customizing SharePoint

Customizing SharePoint with Apps

Introducing SharePoint Apps

Adding Apps to Your Site

Accessing App Settings

Configuring the General Settings

Changing the title, description, and navigation

Versioning settings

Advanced settings

Validation settings

Audience Targeting settings

Rating settings

Form settings

Developing a Custom App

Planning Your App

Creating Your App

Adding columns to your app

REUSING COLUMNS IN OTHER APPS

Getting to know column types

Validating data entry

Working with the Title column

Importing a Spreadsheet as an App

Taking Your App to the Next Level: Calculated and Lookup Columns

Creating a calculated column

Using a lookup column

Keeping Track of Locations

Downloading Apps from the SharePoint Store

Taking Control of Your Profile and Content

Organizing Your Personal Content with OneDrive

Saving stuff with OneDrive

Creating or uploading documents in your OneDrive

Expressing Yourself with Your Profile

Creating a holistic profile experience

Filling in your profile information

Tracking Your Favorite Sites

Organizing and Viewing Content

Working with Documents

Using the ellipsis

Editing a document’s properties

Viewing documents in the browser

Sharing Your Documents

Recovering Deleted Documents

Uploading Documents into a Folder

Discovering SharePoint Views

Switching the view

Getting to know view formats

Creating a Standard View

Choosing columns for your view

Filtering apps with views

Grouping results

Quickly edit app data with Edit In Grid View (a.k.a. Quick Edit)

Choosing a display style

Managing App Data in a Datasheet View

Using Ad Hoc Views

Creating a Calendar View

Displaying Tasks in a Gantt View

Managing Existing Views

Modifying your views

Setting the default view

Other SharePoint built-in views

Displaying Views via Web Parts

Creating Workflows with Microsoft Power Automate

Understanding Workflow

Introducing Microsoft Power Automate

Signing into Microsoft Power Automate

Getting familiar with Power Automate

Building your first flow

Using the Traditional SharePoint-Only Workflow

Getting Answers with Microsoft Forms

Signing into Microsoft Forms

Creating a Form in Microsoft Forms

Analyzing Microsoft Forms Data

Displaying a Form in SharePoint

Capturing Forms Data in SharePoint

Becoming a SharePoint Administrator

Building Business Apps with Power Apps

Introducing Power Apps

Signing into Power Apps

Getting familiar with Power Apps

Building your first Power App

Sharing your Power App

Using Power Apps on your Mobile Device

Embedding a Power App within a SharePoint Page

Viewing SharePoint Sites in a Web Browser on a Mobile Device

Creating views for small screens

Targeting devices using channels

Realizing You Are a SharePoint Administrator

Changing Your Site’s Basic Information

Finding Site Settings

UNDERSTANDING ADMINISTRATION

Digging into Site Settings

Look and Feel

Site Actions

Site Collection Administration

Microsoft Search

Web Designer Galleries

Site Administration

Search

Getting a High-Level View of SharePoint Features

Turning Features On and Off

Exploring Common Features

Extending SharePoint with Features

Changing the Look and Feel of Your Site

A note on fonts

A word on usability

The benefits of composed looks

Checking Out SharePoint Metrics

Configuring Site Navigation

Changing Team Site Navigation

Staying local with Quick Launch

Adding quick links to a page

MICROSOFT 365 NAVIGATION

Taking on Advanced Navigation

Configuring SharePoint navigation

Configuring global navigation

Configuring current navigation

Configuring Static Navigation

Navigating with Web Parts

Understanding Managed Navigation

Creating a Client or Partner Portal

Sharing a Site with External Guests

Inviting Guests Using Outlook Groups

Planning for Your Client or Guest Portal

Launching Your Portal

Creating a Public-Facing Website

Securing SharePoint

Using SharePoint Groups

Adding users to a group

Understanding the permission structure

Securing a site collection

Securing Apps, Folders, Documents, and Items

Creating unique permissions for a subsite

Removing existing permissions

Creating unique permissions for an app or document

Managing permissions scenarios

Viewing a group’s permissions

Checking a user’s permissions

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

Granting Administrative Access

Viewing Site Permissions

Locking Down a Partner Portal

Permissions in SharePoint Online versus SharePoint On-Premises

Going Further with Custom Permissions

Managing Enterprise Content

Managing Content and the Content Lifecycle

Starting Simple: Co-Authoring

Checking a Document In and Out

Configuring Content Approval

Turning on content approval

Identifying approvers

Casting an approving eye

Disapproving: Not just for stern parents

Getting alerts on approval/rejection status

Digging into a SharePoint Records Center

Defining the terms

Creating information management policies

Setting Up a Records Center

Using the Content Organizer

Managing Records in Place

Placing Records on Litigation Hold

Finding What You Need with Search

Understanding How SharePoint Search Works

Searching for Content

Searching for a string using quotation marks

Wildcard searches

Including and excluding terms

Building compound search queries using Boolean operators

Getting fancy with the parentheses

Finding terms in proximity

Same meaning, different terms

Viewing and Refining Search Results

Making Search Your Users’ Best Friend

Removing Content from Search Results

Reviewing Search Analytics

Adding a Search Center Site

Integrating with Power BI

Signing into Power BI

Installing the Power BI Desktop

Building Your First Power BI Report

Pulling Data into Power BI from SharePoint

SharePoint Library app

SharePoint List app

Displaying a Power BI Report on a SharePoint Page

The Part of Tens

Ten Hot SharePoint Topics

Getting Up to Speed with SharePoint

SharePoint Online Videos

SharePoint Online Official Documentation

SharePoint Development

SharePoint Power Automate

Taking SharePoint for a Spin

Staying Current: The SharePoint Blog

New On-Premises Features in SharePoint Server

Plan for SharePoint

SharePoint from the Leader

Ten Ways to Maintain Control with Governance

Failure Is Not an Option (Neither Is Looking Away and Whistling)

Getting Executive Buy-In and Support

Building an Effective Governance Group

Finding the Right Level

Yours, Mine, Ours: Deciding Who Owns What

(Re)Visiting Social Networking Policies

Applying Consistent Design and Branding

Implementing Effective Content Management

Reusing Web Parts

Keeping Things Current: Web Operations Management

Ten Ways to Become a SharePoint Server Guru

Getting Information from the Horse’s Mouth

Reading SharePoint Blogs

Finding Local User Groups

Building a Virtual Lab

Starting with a Good Foundation

Borrowing from Others

Getting Certified

Taking a Peek under the Covers

Digging Deeper under the Covers

Deconstructing a SharePoint Site

Index. A

B

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D

E

F

G

H

I

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

About the Authors

Dedication

Authors’ Acknowledgments

WILEY END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

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Microsoft has started another transition. Previously, SharePoint was a product designed for only the largest enterprises. Then, Microsoft shifted SharePoint to the cloud and made it available to any size organization for as little as $5 per month. Now, Microsoft is transitioning SharePoint once again to simplify it and make it more accessible to smaller organizations. What does this mean? It means that getting started with SharePoint is easier than ever. And when you are ready to dig deeper into the more advanced features of SharePoint, they are still available, too.

This book covers SharePoint Online as of the calendar year 2021 and also touches on the SharePoint Server product. You can think of SharePoint Server as a snapshot of SharePoint Online that is designed to be installed by large IT departments at your organization. SharePoint Online, on the other hand, is the online service–based version of SharePoint that Microsoft delivers to you over the Internet. SharePoint Online is constantly changing. SharePoint Server is a glimpse of SharePoint Online at a specific point in time.

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One thing that makes SharePoint so special is that you don’t need to be a computer genius or even a power user to be a website developer and administrator in SharePoint. You just need to be comfortable using a computer.

The terms website and web application are often used interchangeably. In the deep, dark technical world of SharePoint administration, the term web application has a very specific meaning. A web application is a technical construct, and each web application has its own databases associated with it. If you create two SharePoint web applications, they store their content and configuration information in different databases. As with technology these days, a simple word can have different meanings, depending on the context of the conversation.

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