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Adding Content to a SharePoint Site

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Adding the Issues list to the IT page

When the issues list was created, we selected to have it listed under the Quick Launch area.? The steps below will add this list of open issues to the IT page.

1.      When on the IT page, http://<server>/IT, click Modify Shared Page and select Add Web Parts\Browse

2.     
Drag Issues from the Web Part List between Announcements and Events

 

3.      Click the X next tot Add Web Parts

Customizing a web part view

The limited view for a web part is normally used on the home page when it is added.? In most cases, this limited view doesn?t display enough, displays too much, or doesn?t display the data in the format you want.? In the screen shot below, the Issues list was just added to the IT home page.? Using the steps below, we are going to change it to group by priority.


 

1.    Click the down arrow to the right of issues and choose Modify Shared Web Part 

2.      Under ?List Views? click Edit the current view


3.      Select the following fields under Columns

a.       Edit (linked to edit item)

b.      Title (linked to item with edit menu)

c.       Affected User or System

4.      Change Sort to Created and ascending order

5.      Enter a second filter where Status is equal to ?Active?

?        Make sure you select And so both filters apply

6.      Expand Group By and select Priority from the drop down list and select Collapsed to be the default

7.      Click OK

?        The view should now be changed to look like the following:

Conclusion

Using the steps covered above, any list can be customized to meet the basic needs of most organizations.? The best way to learn more about SharePoint lists and views is by creating them and trying out the different options.

 

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