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It’s called “Dynamic List Filtering”, but it’s the concept of adding multiple web parts to a page in SharePoint, and setting them up to send data across web parts, so that one web part changes dynamically according to something that was clicked on the other web part. Here are some of the things that you may want to display with
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In SharePoint, it’s easy to create a view that shows a list with a person field filtered to show [Me], so the items in the list are dynamically related to the current person looking at the list. In PowerApps though, it’s a little trickier because of the delegation error. Here’s the error that you may have come across in trying
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To carry on the tradition of my most popular post, which is the list of 2010 web parts, I figured I’d delve into documenting the list of 2013 ones as well. Here is the extensive list, in order that the web parts are shown in SharePoint, with information about each one. I’ve also made notes about which ones are available
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This post applies to the enterprise version of SharePoint. The out of box web part called the Current User Filter is extremely useful, and I mention it in several of my blog posts. This web part is also a bit of a hassle sometimes, though, because it’s usually not entirely apparent what data is being output from it. The way
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This applies to both SharePoint 2007 and 2010. In MOSS Enterprise, and the 2010 version of Enterprise. UPDATE (3/14/16): If you are using SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint Online with Office 365, enterprise, you don’t need this solution. This functionality is now built into every single list and library, with a cute little “Find” box at the top. There is an
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