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SharePoint Thing a Day – 056 – How-To. Customise Modern Edit and Display Forms.

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Customise Modern Edit and Display Forms

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#spthingaday 056 – How-To. Customise Modern Edit and Display Forms. #SharePointOnline, #Office365, #HowTo, #PowerUser, #PowerApps.. If you've ever wanted to customise the Display and Edit forms in a Modern Library in SharePoint Online, you now have the ability to do just that. You don't even need to be a developer. Showing or hiding form fields is now a very straightforward matter. Go to the List or Library of your choice. In the Toolbar – where the Ribbon used to be – select PowerApps, and then "Customize forms." This will load the PowerApps browser tool, and build a custom form for you. The first thing it asks is whether you would like to show/hide or reorder fields. Selecting yes will give you a list of available fields for you to show or hide or reorder. Once you're done, hit Save and then Publish. When PowerApps is ready, you can go back to your List or Library and try it out. #microsoft #microsoftoffice #microsoftsharepoint #microsofttraining #officetraining #freetraining #trainingvideos #contentmanagement #enterprisecontentmanagement

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If you’ve ever wanted to customise the Display and Edit forms in a Modern Library in SharePoint Online, you now have the ability to do just that.

You don’t even need to be a developer.

Showing or hiding form fields is now a very straightforward matter.

Go to the List or Library of your choice. In the Toolbar – where the Ribbon used to be – select PowerApps, and then “Customize forms.” This will load the PowerApps browser tool, and build a custom form for you.

The first thing it asks is whether you would like to show/hide or reorder fields.

Selecting yes will give you a list of available fields for you to show or hide or reorder.

Once you’re done, hit Save and then Publish.

When PowerApps is ready, you can go back to your List or Library and try it out.