Sometimes in SharePoint you might want to share a link to a Page, but hide all the Navigation fluff at the top ... you know ... these bits at the top and side shown in yellow below: Why? Maybe you want to embed the page in an App, or use it for display on a company Screen, or maybe you want to avoid users clicking links they shouldn't ... ! Good news is it's pretty straightfoward ... all you need to do is append ?env=WebView to the end of the page URL, e.g., https://mytenan

This is a short technical video aimed at Administrators of the Intapp Collaboration Platform showing how you can export your configuration settings for transfer to / replication on another environment. If you have any questions, let us know!

A quirky one I came across recently that I figured I'd share! I have a Power App that uses a SharePoint list, which in turn uses a field which is a lookup into a second SharePoint list. I wanted to clear the values from the lookup field in SharePoint using Power Automate, i.e., removing any lookup value and leaving it empty. Should be easy, right? Famous last words ... 😊 In Power Automate SharePoint lookup fields present like this in the Update Action: Note the 'Id' at the

Recently, I got a query from a Power Apps form developer asking why users selected in User-Fields on their forms were showing up in this strange format: i: 0#.f|membership|joe.bloggs@acme.com This format is the SharePoint claims-encoded login name for the user;  luckily it’s easy to change this to a more human-readable version in your form!   If you look at the properties of the control itself on the Power Apps form, you’ll see the DisplayFields property, which will be set t