How to Enable or Disable Comments in SharePoint Online List?

The “Comment” feature introduced in SharePoint Online modern lists allows users to comment on SharePoint Online list items. Commenting is a great way to collect feedback and keep track of changes in essential documents. However, in some cases, you may want to disable comments on a list to prevent unwanted content. This…

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SharePoint Online: PowerShell to Iterate through All Site Collections

Requirement: PowerShell to iterate through all site collections in SharePoint Online Tenant. How to loop through all sites in SharePoint Online? Have you ever wanted to loop through all the sites in your SharePoint Online environment? Maybe you want to get a list of all site owners, or simply enumerate all the…

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Disable Kindle/YouTube/Twitter Web Parts at Tenant Level in SharePoint Online

SharePoint Online Administrators can hide the Kindle/YouTube/Twitter web parts, which are included in the modern SharePoint Online site web parts toolbox by default, at the tenant level using PowerShell cmdlet Set-SPOTenant -DisabledWebPartIds @(“Web Part IDs”). To disable a specific web part, you need to enter its GUID as the parameter: PowerShell to…

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SharePoint Online: Disable Access Requests for All Sites using PowerShell

Requirement: Disable access requests for SharePoint Online sites. How to Disable Access Requests in SharePoint Online? You may want to disable access requests in SharePoint Online in specific scenarios. We can disable the ability for people to request access to your SharePoint Online site, either from site settings or by using PowerShell….

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SharePoint Online: Activate a Feature on All Sites using PowerShell

Requirement: Enable a SharePoint Online feature for all sites using PowerShell. PowerShell to Activate a Site Collection Feature for All Sites Do you want to activate the feature on all your SharePoint Online sites? Activating a feature on SharePoint Online sites using PowerShell can save time and effort when managing a large…

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SharePoint Online: Disable a Feature for All Sites using PowerShell

Requirement: Disable a feature for all SharePoint Online sites using PowerShell. If you are a SharePoint administrator, there may be times when you need to disable a feature for all sites in your organization. You can do this by using PowerShell! This blog post will show you how to disable a feature…

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Generate SharePoint Online Site Usage Reports using Graph API and PowerShell

Requirement: Generate usage reports for SharePoint Online sites. How to Generate Usage Reports for All SharePoint Online Sites in the Tenant? If you are a SharePoint administrator, you may find it useful to generate reports about how your users use the sites and content. Microsoft has made it easy for you to…

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OneDrive for Business: Configure Access Requests Settings at Tenant Level

Requirement: Set Access Requests Settings to all OneDrive for Business sites at Tenant Level. How to Configure Access Requests and Sharing Settings in OneDrive for Business Sites? We can configure access request settings for all OneDrive for Business sites at the tenant level. There are two switches available to set access requests…

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Office 365: Managing Site Storage Limits in SharePoint Online

By default, SharePoint Online uses “Automatic” Storage management to reduce administrative overheads. Each site collection gets allotted with the required storage space from the shared storage pool of the tenant automatically. When you subscribe to Office 365, you’ll get 1 TB of storage + 10 GB per-user license. Say, for example, If…

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How to Get the Tenant ID in SharePoint Online?

Requirement: Get Tenant ID from SharePoint Online. What is my SharePoint Online Tenant ID? When you subscribe to Office 365, You’ll be assigned a unique identifier as your Tenant ID. This Tenant ID is a GUID that links all services in your Office 365 environment. At times, you may need to know…

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