please, can you help me on how to add Excel Web Access Web part into my sharepoint gallery?
I need to see an Excel sheet in sharepoint and I just can't find this feature.
Is this web part supposed to be manually downloaded?
Is my sharepoint version that might be not allowing me to have it?
I can't even see the category "business data" where Excel is supposed to be at the examples that I saw.
Excel Web Access is only available in SharePoint Server (rather than the free SharePoint Foundation).
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My company switched from an onsite SharePoint 2013 to SharePoint Online.
I had some pages that consisted of multiple web parts, including the filter web parts.
I've rebuilt these pages in Sharepoint Online, but none of the filter web parts are available.
Every list is set to use classic experience - except the site itself, which I do not have control over.
According to IT support these specific filter web parts are simply not available in SharePoint Online, and therefore they can't help me.
I honestly don't trust that answer completely, which is why I'm asking here ;-)
So:
Can the filter web parts be made available for classic view in Sharepoint Online?
Suggestion on what would need to be configured in order for these to be made available?
Possible links to official Microsoft documentation?
Thanks :-)
Per my test, the filter web parts are available in SharePoint Online. As the below picture shows:
You could donot have access to the web part gallery. Ask the site admin to give your access to the web part gallery: please go to site settings-> Web parts, grant the user access to the library.
I have a couple of reports that are sitting on a Sharepoint site that I need to make available to users outside of the organisation that I'm working in. So they will need to login in a .com portal etc to view these reports. at the moment we only have the Sharepoint reporting services running.
How I'm looking for the easiest way to achieve this. Could be depoly the reports needed on native mode server and have the native portal front end accesible for appropriate users, or should we be looking to build a tailored frontend to pull the specified reports directly from their sharepoint location.
any recomendations be greatly appreciated
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I am trying to use "Publish in Access Services" with a Sharepoint 2007 server. The thing is, I have a problem where it tells me that I can't do that thanks to the "UserInfo" table that happens to be a reserved name. What can I do to correct this? Is there a way of changing the table name or is there some other way?
I was not aware that you can publish to SharePoint 2007. However the terminology somewhat changed. And there is a significant difference between SharePoint 2007 and 2010 when you use the term "publish".
However, ignoring all of the above, one thing is to simply delete the table (or make a copy). You can then publish your database. At that point you then LINK to the UserInfo table that is available for all published databases (regardless of the new publishing that Access 2010 has that allows you to create Access form that run in an web browser.
what do you think is the best way to display items from some Custom List (on sharepoint 2010) to completely different portal on SharePoint 2007 with minimum or not at all programming?
I tried with RSS and that is not what I need, so Am now stuck with IFRAME pointing some custom page on sp2010 that shows list items.
Under SharePoint 2007, you can try tu use the BDC feature (known as Business Connectivity Services(BCS) with SharePoint 2010).
It provides the ability to SharePoint 2007 to consume external datas like SAP. It is describe in msdn with complete tutorial:
Business Data Catalog
I'm a newbie to using Project Web Access and I wondered if someone can guide me by giving links that help in integration of SharePoint site with Project Web Access.
What I want to do is to generate Gantt charts inside a regular SharePoint site. I know that there is a standard view to generate charts in SharePoint but I need the more customizable view in Project Web Access.
You should be able to add the Project Details web part into the project workspace. That will allow you to use its Gantt Chart view.