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How to use 7 tools to create 1 simple survey (en)
Recently I tweeted a way of How I create surveys which had a few likes after a while. #FollowMeOnTwitter 🙂 The funny part is, that I tweeted such a complicated way of doing a survey and the tweet still got likes for that. Maybe you can call it collaboration as well… So in this article I show you the crazy way if you really want to use seven tools or even more for one simple survey. If you want to see the German version click here. If you want to get started with Microsoft Forms, I wrote a new, three parted
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Read-Only field in forms 6 steps (en)
I will show you here how to set the priority field as read-only in your form. Pictures are in German, but in english there isn’t a huge difference. Everything will be done in just 6 steps! Here is the default view of an task list form without the read-only field: Open your list in SharePoint Designer. The fastest way is like in the following picture. 2. Create a new form. 3. I created a new form for new entries / items / tasks (be sure to give it a new name e.g. “CustomNewForm”, set it as a “newForm” and set
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Custom new, edit or display form in 4 Steps (en)
Here we go again. An afraIT Shorty! What’s it about? You want to create a custom new / display or edit form? No problem. Just follow these four easy Steps. 1. Go to the list where you want the new custom form and edit the form in SharePoint Designer. Then create a new form (1), give it a name (2), select which kind of form (3), option to set it als default (4) and click ok (5). Then open the newly created custom form in advanced mode (right click on the new form): In my environment it
