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    Using Invoke-SPOSiteSwap to Swap in a New Root Site in Office 365

    ByMarc D Anderson August 22, 2019August 29, 2019

    Things we used to think of as miracles happen almost every week in Office 365. The latest thing that impressed me is the ability to swap an existing site into the root site of your tenant using the Invoke-SPOSiteSwap PowerShell cmdlet. The Sympraxis tenant has been around since practically the old BPOS days, so the…

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    Solving the `For security reasons DTD is prohibited in this XML document.’ PowerShell Error

    ByMarc D Anderson August 19, 2019August 19, 2019

    This is more a Todd Klindt (@ToddKlindt) post than a me post, but hey – he was on vacation. I was trying to run some PowerShell on my new-ish tenant and was getting an error Todd and I had worked past before. Just a simple: …was giving me an error like this: Connect-PnPOnline : For…

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    Upgrading SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Projects with the Office 365 CLI

    ByMarc D Anderson August 14, 2019August 14, 2019

    The Office 365 CLI is a great set of capabilities you can use to interact with Office 365 – which is platform independent. Because it’s written to run under Node.js®, it can run on any operating system. Since PowerShell requires Windows, it’s a handy-dandy toolkit for people on a Mac, for example.* Using the Office…

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    Building Nice HTML Output for Tables in Microsoft Flow Emails

    ByMarc D Anderson July 25, 2019July 25, 2019

    Very often in a Microsoft Flow, we want to send out emails. Many times, we have an array of values we’d like to include in the body of those emails, and using an HTML table is just the ticket. It only takes a little work to create the HTML, but I recently had to do this and didn’t know how.

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    Adding Users to an Office 365 Group

    ByMarc D Anderson July 9, 2019July 9, 2019

    This is more confusing than it should be, frankly. I’ve had to explain this to clients multiple times, so a blog post is in order! This stuff changes over time, so if you’re reading this post in the future, some screen details and actions may have changed. Actually, I hope they have changed, because this…

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    SharePoint People Search – Right from Your Intranet Home Page

    ByMarc D Anderson May 16, 2019May 16, 2019

    Lots of my clients want a quick and easy way to search for people in SharePoint. Unfortunately, it isn’t as simple as it should be. On any given site, when you use the Search Box in the top right, you land on a search results page which doesn’t even have a People tab. Worse, you…

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    Information Architecture in the Modern World: Chasm One – Managing Content Types

    ByMarc D Anderson April 18, 2019April 18, 2019

    We’re in an interesting time in the SharePoint world. Rather than waiting for three year product cycles like we did in the past, we’re along for the ride. To me, it feels like we’re nearing the end of one of the cycles, as modern SharePoint has almost fully taken hold – at least in Office…

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    Creating and Deploying a Custom Theme in SharePoint Online – Follow Up

    ByMarc D Anderson April 16, 2019April 16, 2019

    In my previous post entitled Creating and Deploying a Custom Theme in SharePoint Online, I was remiss by not mentioning Stefan Bauer’s (@stfbauer) highly useful Panthema Web Part. See: Panthema web part is now release – know your SharePoint theme colours The Panthema Web Part shows the colors for all the theme “slots”. We can…

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    Creating and Deploying a Custom Theme in SharePoint Online

    ByMarc D Anderson April 10, 2019March 6, 2020

    Also see my follow up post… If you’re moving from classic SharePoint to modern, sooner or later (I’m guessing sooner), you’ll want some control over the colors and fonts in your modern sites. I think the main reason people decide they need to do something about this is the random colors which are assigned to…

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    Back-filling SharePoint News with Sharegate

    ByMarc D Anderson April 9, 2019July 9, 2020

    When we migrate from classic SharePoint to modern SharePoint, we often have some historical content which should turn into News items on the modern end. If we need to load a large number of News stories, we may use Powershell or custom code, depending on the source. Because News hasn’t existed in SharePoint before, it’s…

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