When migrating our SharePoint to SharePoint Online, it can be really hard to separate the wheat from the chaff. SharePoint Site usage helps you find, what is actually used in your current farm. SharePoint farms grow by new projects and with the change of structures. If you want to have an overview, it is every time a good idea, to get rid of old stuff.
SharePoint sites are created very fast. With a few clicks, admins and users can create dozens of sites and subsites. Since it is so easy to create sites, we as admins should have an overview, what is going on at our SharePoint environment. I wrote scripts for this purpose to get all sites and subsites of your SharePoint, so you can trim your SharePoint to your business needs. You will find a script for SharePoint Server and SharePoint Online.
You have to determine the internal name of SharePoint columns, when you want to get the values of the items programatically or develop some apps with PowerApps. If you make use of display names of columns, you might not get the values of the columns, that’s why you should use the internal name of the …
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This article describes how to connect to SharePoint Online by using the PowerShell Module PNP.PowerShell Prerequisites An global admin approval for the enterprise app PNP.PowerShell Internet access Installation PNP.PowerShell I recommend using the latest PNP.PowerShell Module to connect to SharePoint Online. PNP stands for Patterns and Practices You can find it here: PnP PowerShell | …
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