SharePoint Online: Get List Settings using PowerShell

Requirement: Get SharePoint Online list settings using PowerShell. How to Get List Properties in SharePoint Online? To get list properties such as List Title, Description, Versioning Settings, Require Checkout, etc., you can head to the List settings page. SharePoint Online: PowerShell to Get List Properties You can get the list properties of…

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SharePoint Online: Configure List Settings using PowerShell

Requirement: Edit List Settings in SharePoint Online using PowerShell. How to Change List Settings in SharePoint Online? List settings in SharePoint Online define the attributes of the list, such as Name, description, etc., and the functionality of the lists. These settings can be configured by navigating to the list settings page. This…

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SharePoint Online: Update List Title, Description, Quick Launch Navigation Properties using PowerShell

Requirement: Set Title, Description, and Quick Launch Navigation settings in a SharePoint Online List. How to Update List Title, Description, and Quick Launch Navigation Settings? You may need to update the list title, description, or quick launch navigation settings to reflect users’ changing needs. In this blog post, we will show you…

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SharePoint Online: Create a Document Library or List with Modern Experience UI using PowerShell

The new list and library experience in SharePoint Online improve the user experience by providing many features such as navigation, fast response, mobile UI, easier to use, etc. You can switch between classic & new experiences anytime. Here is the PowerShell-CSOM script to create a document library in SharePoint Online with a…

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How to Save List as a Template using PowerShell in SharePoint?

Requirement: Save a SharePoint list as a template using PowerShell. How to Save List as a template in SharePoint? List templates in SharePoint provide great re-usability without recreating every single column. E.g., you may have created a custom list (say: Projects) in a SharePoint site collection with all relevant columns, and now…

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Required Field Validation Based on Another Column’s Value in SharePoint 2013

Requirement: In a custom SharePoint 2013 list, the User’s requirement is to validate a required field based on another field’s value. E.g., In a “Project Cost” list, the user must fill the “Budget Amount” field value if the “Budget Approved” field’s value is set to “True”. How to make a field required…

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Enable Item-Level Permissions on Document Library in SharePoint using PowerShell

Requirement: Enable item level permissions in SharePoint document library. SharePoint Lists provide item level security options such as “Read items that were created by the user” or “Create items and edit items that were created by the user” under “Advanced Settings” page in SharePoint list settings. But you don’t get these options…

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Column Default Value Settings based on Location in SharePoint

While it’s possible to set default values for SharePoint columns at library level at field settings, What if you want to set the default column value of a document based on the folders it’s saved? SharePoint Server / SharePoint Online provides a new feature to set metadata values based on the location!…

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