Comments for Sharepoint Mastery http://www.spmastery.com Helping you master Sharepoint one step at a time, so you can control your own destiny. Wed, 29 Aug 2012 00:09:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Sharepoint – The New Excel by BanxJex http://www.spmastery.com/sharepoint-%e2%80%93-the-new-excel#comment-926 BanxJex Wed, 29 Aug 2012 00:09:29 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=30#comment-926 Use the excel import data from web fetruae -In excel 2010 it is in the data menu > get external data > from web, enter the web address and a small browser window will appear. Small arrows will appear in some of the data, choose what you want and then click on import.In the preference menu you can choose what is the refreshment frequency set it to every 1 minute and you are done.The thing is that using this is really depends on the way the html page you want to retrieve that from is built so it wont work perfectly on all sites. Use the excel import data from web fetruae -In excel 2010 it is in the data menu > get external data > from web, enter the web address and a small browser window will appear. Small arrows will appear in some of the data, choose what you want and then click on import.In the preference menu you can choose what is the refreshment frequency set it to every 1 minute and you are done.The thing is that using this is really depends on the way the html page you want to retrieve that from is built so it wont work perfectly on all sites.

]]> Comment on Sharepoint Mastery Showcase Episode 1 by Keith Hudson http://www.spmastery.com/sharepoint-mastery-showcase-episode-1#comment-556 Keith Hudson Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:35:54 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=43#comment-556 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sharepoint-Mastery/199825630028691 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sharepoint-Mastery/199825630028691

]]> Comment on Sharepoint Mastery Showcase Episode 1 by canada goose http://www.spmastery.com/sharepoint-mastery-showcase-episode-1#comment-453 canada goose Sun, 18 Dec 2011 07:18:29 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=43#comment-453 Hi, do you may have a facebook fan page for your weblog?. Hi, do you may have a facebook fan page for your weblog?.

]]> Comment on Call for Sharepoint Projects by Keith Hudson http://www.spmastery.com/call-for-sharepoint-projects#comment-223 Keith Hudson Mon, 29 Aug 2011 01:42:31 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=65#comment-223 Robin: Sorry for my slow reply to your inquiry on my sharepoint blog. At present, my experience level is insufficient to answer your question. I would suggest writing to Stump the Panel at NothingButSharePoint.com. Keith Hudson Robin:

Sorry for my slow reply to your inquiry on my sharepoint blog. At present, my experience level is insufficient to answer your question. I would suggest writing to Stump the Panel at NothingButSharePoint.com.

Keith Hudson

]]> Comment on Call for Sharepoint Projects by Robin Witcher http://www.spmastery.com/call-for-sharepoint-projects#comment-188 Robin Witcher Thu, 07 Jul 2011 22:06:06 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=65#comment-188 I am looking to develop a "solution" (using out of the box web parts or SharePoint Designer) that will allow me to rollup all User Tasks lists from a single site into one List that will still display the title of the task and an active link to the InfoPath form being approved/rejected. We are using MOSS2007, Office 2010, and SharePoint Designer 2007. All workflows are written in SharePoint Designer with NO .net code. A little more about the scenario: We have 8 InfoPath forms published on 4 different "subsites". I would like to set up a custom home page that would display the logged in users' outstanding tasks on one site. Currently managers must check 4 different subsites for their tasks or rely solely on the email notifications of tasks (which have been unreliable at best due to an unreliable email server...different issue). I have toyed with a content query webpart and can get the actual tasks to display, but not the links to the actual forms. It's probably a matter of not knowing how to write the queries... any guidance/advice would be greatly appreciated. I am looking to develop a “solution” (using out of the box web parts or SharePoint Designer) that will allow me to rollup all User Tasks lists from a single site into one List that will still display the title of the task and an active link to the InfoPath form being approved/rejected.

We are using MOSS2007, Office 2010, and SharePoint Designer 2007. All workflows are written in SharePoint Designer with NO .net code.

A little more about the scenario: We have 8 InfoPath forms published on 4 different “subsites”. I would like to set up a custom home page that would display the logged in users’ outstanding tasks on one site. Currently managers must check 4 different subsites for their tasks or rely solely on the email notifications of tasks (which have been unreliable at best due to an unreliable email server…different issue).

I have toyed with a content query webpart and can get the actual tasks to display, but not the links to the actual forms. It’s probably a matter of not knowing how to write the queries… any guidance/advice would be greatly appreciated.

]]> Comment on SP 2007 Beginner Project 1 by Jack Hallaran http://www.spmastery.com/sp-2007-beginner-project-1#comment-150 Jack Hallaran Wed, 08 Jun 2011 20:17:18 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com#comment-150 Keith, Yes if possible I woulkd like to become a Beta Tester! Thank you, Jack Hallaran Keith,
Yes if possible I woulkd like to become a Beta Tester!
Thank you,
Jack Hallaran

]]> Comment on Practice by Keith Hudson http://www.spmastery.com/practice#comment-89 Keith Hudson Fri, 06 May 2011 00:33:22 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com#comment-89 No. In order to use Visual Studio 2008 for development work in SharePoint, you have to have access to the server. The practice site we provide is a hosted site that does not give us access to the server. That said, if you are new to SharePoint, there is a great deal to be learned on the client side without ever having to touch the server. No. In order to use Visual Studio 2008 for development work in SharePoint, you have to have access to the server. The practice site we provide is a hosted site that does not give us access to the server. That said, if you are new to SharePoint, there is a great deal to be learned on the client side without ever having to touch the server.

]]> Comment on Practice by Isaac http://www.spmastery.com/practice#comment-78 Isaac Thu, 05 May 2011 19:12:23 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com#comment-78 I just had a question about SP 2007 practice site. Would I be able to development work and create web parts using visual studio 2008? I just had a question about SP 2007 practice site.

Would I be able to development work and create web parts using visual studio 2008?

]]> Comment on Sharepoint Mastery Showcase Episode 1 by Introducing Sharepoint Mastery Showcase http://www.spmastery.com/sharepoint-mastery-showcase-episode-1#comment-22 Introducing Sharepoint Mastery Showcase Wed, 23 Mar 2011 23:31:08 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=43#comment-22 [...] I’ve started a videocast called Sharepoint Mastery Showcase on my site at www.spmastery.com.  Check out the first episode. [...] [...] I’ve started a videocast called Sharepoint Mastery Showcase on my site at http://www.spmastery.com.  Check out the first episode. [...]

]]> Comment on Sharepoint Mastery Showcase Episode 1 by Sharepoint Mastery Podcast Episode 1 | Sharepoint Mastery http://www.spmastery.com/sharepoint-mastery-showcase-episode-1#comment-21 Sharepoint Mastery Podcast Episode 1 | Sharepoint Mastery Wed, 23 Mar 2011 23:26:55 +0000 http://www.spmastery.com/?p=43#comment-21 [...] This is the audio version of Episode 1 of Sharepoint Mastery Showcase. In this episode, we talk about Sharepoint’s best kept secret. For the video version, go here. [...] [...] This is the audio version of Episode 1 of Sharepoint Mastery Showcase. In this episode, we talk about Sharepoint’s best kept secret. For the video version, go here. [...]

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