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  • Опубликовано: 10 июн 2020
  • In this video I'm going to show you how to create a SharePoint list from data imported from an Excel spreadsheet.
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  • @UltimateFreekickerzdok
    @UltimateFreekickerzdok 2 года назад

    Hi Matt! I Want to import data from SQL to sharepoint, do you know how to do that?
    2) and do you know if one can make input in sharepoint?

  • @ahsankhalid8302
    @ahsankhalid8302 Год назад

    Hi Great Video, Also I want to know how did you uploaded Collaboration Coach Logo on top left corner on SharePoint default header. I have idea that it can be uploaded from Admin panel but I exactly want to know how to add logo there, I came across you tube but didn't find any video regarding this.. Hope you will create a video on this also. Thanks.

  • @kesava90
    @kesava90 Год назад

    Hi your create new list right is there an option of adding values to already existing list in sharepoint ?

  • @kags3008
    @kags3008 2 года назад +1

    very neat presentation. Thanks for the knowledge you shared. cheers!! :)

  • @mainhunsas
    @mainhunsas 3 года назад +1

    Great video, Thanks. A quesiton, is there a way to fully automate import of excel files into SharePoint without using Power Platform tools?

  • @jl1399
    @jl1399 2 года назад

    The From Excel button is missing do I need to turn on a Feature for it to show?

  • @ice550
    @ice550 3 года назад

    Great video - problem I have is when I import from an existing template is does not keep the formatting I.E date picker etc

  • @matthewanacleto7885
    @matthewanacleto7885 Год назад

    I have a Spreadsheet I use to keep track of downloaded images. Can I use that sheet to great a SharePoint list and then into a image gallery using Asset Library (uploading the images). I want to turn this into a Approval Workflow.

  • @1978smt
    @1978smt 3 года назад

    Thanks Matt. Have you come across issues with quick edit? I'm constantly getting an error saying I need to fix issues when pasting new data into existing list from an excel table. Can't get it to work at all.

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад +1

      Nope - but browser is sometimes the cause. Try with another browser, make sure it's up to date, and see if you get the same problem.

  • @Fefe_Misskay
    @Fefe_Misskay 3 года назад

    Hi, what happens or what is the cause when the quick edit button is not available, it has been replaced with edit in grid view, when I check in advanced settings, Quick edit has been enabled to yes

  • @Flip2PiP
    @Flip2PiP 3 года назад

    Great video! It showed me perfectly how to import the Excel sheet into Shareoint Lists. Question, would it be possible to automatically refresh the Excel sheet after new entries have been made into the List?
    Gr. Jasper

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching. Unfortunately not, it's a one time import from Excel to SharePoint.

    • @ncpdigitalfamilyoffice2124
      @ncpdigitalfamilyoffice2124 Год назад

      @@CollaborationCoach That's too bad. Reduces the use case materially.

  • @melonafrancis731
    @melonafrancis731 2 года назад

    Can we export this date and time format (1/19/2023 12:00:00 AM) from excel to sharepoint online list? It is not coming in this format after creating a list with excel in sharepoint online.

  • @TheGreatBenderina
    @TheGreatBenderina 3 года назад +3

    Hi Matt, thanks for all the helpful Sharepoint training videos. I'm an entry-level Sharepoint user who is trying to learn how to do something very specific, I wonder if you could help point me in the right direction?
    Here's what I'm trying to do: I work with factories all over the world, and they all submit product data to me in an Excel file which is always formatted the same way. I upload these files to a Sharepoint library currently, where I have created columns to display data about each file. I am wondering if it is possible to auto-generate a list (or another Excel file?) which is populated by data from these uploaded Excel files? For example, let's say I have three Excel files for a product called "Product A" from factory "Smith Fabrication". (There may also be many other Excel files in the same library for "Product A" from different factories by the way.) Can I set something up that could make a spreadsheet displaying data from only those three files for Product A from Smith Fabrication? My employer's IT department said this might be possible, and that I might need to use Power Apps somewhere in this process, so I'm out here learning Sharepoint basics and then trying to find out if it's possible to do this more advanced process.
    My end goal is to satisfy a request from leadership that they can have a "one page" view of how data for individual products has changed over time at a specific factory. They don't like having to go look at multiple spreadsheets to access this data.
    Thanks for any assistance you can offer, and please let me know how I can support your endeavors as a thank you!

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад +1

      You can use Power Automate to add Excel data into a SharePoint list.
      emea.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/galleries/public/templates/5b923a189f4448bd95d05def287f0d9d/create-an-item-in-sharepoint-for-a-selected-row/

    • @TheGreatBenderina
      @TheGreatBenderina 3 года назад +1

      @@CollaborationCoach Thanks for this suggestion, I'll try it out and see if it works for us. Much appreciated!

    • @user-og1ep7vt3u
      @user-og1ep7vt3u Год назад

      @@CollaborationCoach ok

  • @dhanvinthselvakumar7883
    @dhanvinthselvakumar7883 Год назад

    Can u tells us how to update more than 50000rows in sharepoint list

  • @melonafrancis731
    @melonafrancis731 3 года назад

    Thank You for the video. I have one query. Can we add fields from other SharePoint list after importing excel data to a SharePoint list? Can we use lookup column?

  • @gayathrij9098
    @gayathrij9098 3 года назад

    I have a flow for creating and updating an items but the column formatted as a Number in SharePoint not accepting the Blank values. Can you please help me to fix this issue

  • @user-tb3lx9ce4x
    @user-tb3lx9ce4x 4 года назад

    🙏thanks matt is this video useful for HR ? I think it’s for sale only right?

    • @CBHTech
      @CBHTech 4 года назад +3

      Lists may be used in any business function, whenever you need to track data in a tabular form. Being able to create a list from an existing Excel Workbook is a very useful facility.

  • @YunChan30
    @YunChan30 Год назад

    Hi, I'm uploading a large data from Excel to Sharepoint list but getting error "Some data couldn't be imported because it doesnt match its column type. But I didn't see anything wrong with the Column Type.

  • @balothontiveros9706
    @balothontiveros9706 3 года назад +1

    Having ''Could not obtain WAC access toke'' when uploading the excel file. Anybody knows how to address this?

  • @shaque2767
    @shaque2767 Год назад

    Hi, Can we move a list to another folder. If yes how?

  • @Scatitariusable
    @Scatitariusable 3 года назад +2

    Not working with more than 1000 rows.

  • @jw_au
    @jw_au 4 года назад +2

    It’s a shame that when you show the rating column as a data bar it removes the percentage formatting...

  • @rockbirra
    @rockbirra 3 года назад

    Hi, quick question, how is it possible to include more records in a already created list from an excel spreadsheet? the idea is I have a sharepoint list created and I want to add more records to the list from a spreadsheet. In my case I guess I do not need the MS Flow as it is going to be updated in a yearly basis. Thank you very much

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад +1

      Not using this feature. Depending on how many rows you're adding, you could cut and paste using the grid view.

    • @driard
      @driard Год назад +1

      Hi Arnau. Sorry for the late answer. You could do that with a 3rd party software that you install in Excel : Synchronizer for Excel and SharePoint, www.synchronizer-for-excel-and-sharepoint.com. It will export your existing list to Excel, let you add rows in Excel, then sync it back to SharePoint as often as you want. After the sync, Excel also gets the updates from SharePoint, so that both always stay in Sync (Disclaimer: It is developed and maintained by my company.)

  • @robertogarcia2472
    @robertogarcia2472 8 месяцев назад

    How to update this list if the number of daya increase?

  • @keithspoelker6384
    @keithspoelker6384 2 года назад +3

    Hmm... The question now becomes how do I import Excel data into an existing SharePoint list

  • @deegomanache5287
    @deegomanache5287 2 года назад

    Hi Matt
    I want to add data from the excel sheet that I receive as an attachment in a mail for every half hour. So recurrence occurs it should fill the data from that sheet automatically.
    Can you please help me?

  • @arielalaniz2311
    @arielalaniz2311 2 года назад

    Hi, I'm working on Shp Online, I've created a subsite. When I want to create a list, the "From Excel" option doesn't appear. Do I need to enable any option for it appear? Greetings.-

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  2 года назад +1

      I checked and I can't find any reason for the 'From Excel' option not to be there. I created a couple of different types of the sub site and they all had it.

  • @johnlockie
    @johnlockie 2 года назад

    This is great, but maybe add a small section on how to import to an **existing list** w/ grid view + copy and paste....

  • @ericagraff2754
    @ericagraff2754 3 года назад

    Can you add an excel spreadsheet list to display on the homepage of share point?? I can’t figure this out.

  • @gustavoguaragna245
    @gustavoguaragna245 3 года назад

    Thanks!

  • @Abdullah-ly4sm
    @Abdullah-ly4sm 3 года назад

    Could you please add a column consisting of dates in the excel and then import as a sharepoint list.

  • @sourabhkulkarni1731
    @sourabhkulkarni1731 3 года назад

    Thank you...

  • @ConfidencePoint1
    @ConfidencePoint1 2 года назад

    I have more than 20000 rows in my excel sheet. How to upload it because the limit of excel table is 20k.

  • @prasetyoadityaputra5581
    @prasetyoadityaputra5581 3 года назад +1

    i have an error "title is a required field" how to fix it ?

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад

      You can't delete the title field because it's the default column and is mandatory.

    • @TheSpikegrrrl
      @TheSpikegrrrl 3 года назад

      I'm having this same problem. I select a Title column, but I still get an error.

  • @kingquadri1850
    @kingquadri1850 2 года назад +1

    Thanks

  • @azizlagz
    @azizlagz 3 года назад

    Merci

  • @user-gy7uu9gt8n
    @user-gy7uu9gt8n 2 года назад

    This way the internal column name will not be the same as excel which will cause a lot of problems.

  • @wannabedal-adx458
    @wannabedal-adx458 3 года назад

    Why would you want to do this when you could just upload the tailored Excel spreadsheet to SharePoint?

    • @CollaborationCoach
      @CollaborationCoach  3 года назад

      Good question! With Lists you get some advantages, like the ability to share individual items and customise the forms and views.

  • @fairygeekmother
    @fairygeekmother 4 года назад

    Q - Is this a one time import? Can I link MS Forms (class attendance) excel records to a SharePoint list so that counselors can monitor student attendance?

    • @CBHTech
      @CBHTech 4 года назад +4

      Power Automate is the Microsoft 365 tool that has the ability to maintain a List from the Forms facility in Microsoft 365. Power Automate is a way of creating workflow scripts without knowing a programming language.