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Prompt Like a Pro with Microsoft Copilot in Teams
If you are looking for a smarter way to work with Microsoft Copilot in Teams, then look no further! “Prompt Like a Pro” is a monthly blog series from the Microsoft Teams Tech Community that will teach you how you can transform the way you work with AI. This post highlights the prompts* that have been featured to date so you can learn how to take advantage of Copilot in Microsoft Teams. From staying on top of your chats, to preparing for your week, to getting to decisions faster in meetings, Copilot in Teams has got you covered. So why wait? Explore the power of Copilot in Teams and start prompting like a pro today!
Stay on top of your chats with Copilot in Teams
It can be challenging to keep track of what is happening in your Teams conversations. Staying on top of everything is even harder when you have been traveling for work, are in training for a week, or work with people in different time zones. How do you ensure that you haven’t missed any important action items, decisions made, topics discussed, or anything else that might be relevant to your work?
Copilot in Teams chat can help you stay up to speed on all your conversations. With Copilot for Microsoft 365, you can leverage Copilot to answer questions, provide insights, and suggest actions based on your chat messages right in Teams. And one of the most useful prompts to use with Copilot in Teams is generating chat highlights. To learn more about this prompt, read the blog: Prompt Like a Pro: Stay on top of your chats with Copilot in Teams – Microsoft Community Hub
Prepare for your week with Microsoft Copilot in Teams
Do the number of meetings and tasks you juggle every week feel overwhelming? When your week ahead is full of meetings, emails to respond to, and content to review, it can be hard to know the best place to focus first and how to schedule your time.
Copilot in Teams gives you a quick and easy way to understand and prioritize how you spend your time before your week starts. Open Copilot from your Teams chat pane and use the prompt: “What do I have coming up this week?” to get started. To learn more, read the blog here: Prompt Like a Pro: Prepare for your week with Microsoft Copilot in Teams – Microsoft Community Hub
Get to decisions faster in Teams meetings with Microsoft Copilot
Copilot in Teams can help you get to decisions quicker during and after your meetings, no matter where everyone is connecting from. Use Copilot prompts to help your team visualize and evaluate ideas and make decisions based on them. As a result, you can avoid inefficient meetings by unlocking faster and more inclusive decision-making with the power of Copilot in Teams.
Copilot can also amplify your team’s brilliance, streamline decision-making, and transform meetings into efficient, productive, and action-oriented conversations. To learn how to get to decisions faster in your Teams meetings, read the blog here: Prompt Like a Pro: Get to decisions faster in Teams meetings with Microsoft Copilot – Microsoft Community Hub
Effectively summarize your channel conversations with Microsoft Copilot in Teams
Microsoft Teams channels help you have all your information related to a certain topic in one place. Yet with important documents being shared, ongoing conversations, and comments being added to threads, it can sometimes feel overwhelming! However, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can stay on top of your channels and avoid missing important updates.
To stay in the know across all your different channels – and the teams associated with those channels – look no further than Microsoft Copilot in Teams! With Copilot in Teams, you can go beyond just re-organizing your channels or setting up notifications and unlock richer insights and uncover your channel conversations with the power of AI. To learn more about what prompts to use to master engaging with your channel content in Teams, read the blog here: Prompt Like a Pro: Effectively summarize your channel conversations with Microsoft Copilot in Teams – Microsoft Community Hub
Additional resources
For more examples of prompts that Copilot can help you with, check out Copilot Lab. Filter by a specific M365 app to learn what prompts to use for meetings, in emails, and get tips for better optimized prompts across your favorite Microsoft 365 apps!
What’s coming next
Try out the featured Copilot prompts in Teams today and share the prompts you love for a chance to be featured on an upcoming blog post. Be sure to follow the Teams MTC site so you don’t miss the next prompt of the month and other Teams blogs, and before you know it you will be prompting like a pro as well!
*Copilot is constantly evolving and improving thanks to your input and feedback. If a Copilot prompt does not work the way you expect it to, let us know how by using the thumbs-down button that appears after a response.
About the Author
Luca Valadares is the AI Compete and Positioning Lead for Microsoft Teams, with a focus on creating more awareness for and usage of the AI available in Microsoft Teams. He has a strong background in marketing and business, and has amassed significant AI experience proficiency over the course of his time at Microsoft.
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Data API builder is now Generally Available | Data Exposed
Data API builder (DAB) is Microsoft’s open-source engine designed to expose Azure databases to client applications and customers through secure, feature-rich REST and GraphQL endpoints. It’s cross-platform, language-independent, and runs in a Docker-friendly container in any cloud and even on-premises. DAB is three years in the making, with thousands of engineering hours invested and stuffed with best practices. Best of all, it’s free & as of this week, generally available. Learn more in this episode of Data Exposed.
Resources:
Github: https://aka.ms/dab
View/share our latest episodes on Microsoft Learn and YouTube!
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Get Certified with GitHub
GitHub and Microsoft are helping you to boost your tech career with the Get Certified with GitHub livestream series! Starts from June 5th until June 26th. These sessions are designed to help you get certified on the GitHub Foundation Certification and to help you explore essential tools like GitHub Copilot and GitHub Codespaces. Plus, you’ll have the chance to earn a free certification voucher for the GitHub Foundation Certification*
REGISTER HERE: aka.ms/GetCertifiedwithGitHub
* At the end of the session, you may even receive a free GitHub certification voucher, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Offer good only while supplies last. Limit one GitHub voucher per person. This offer is non-transferable and cannot be combined with any other offer. This offer ends on June 27, 2024 or while supplies last, and is not redeemable for cash. Taxes, if any, are the sole responsibility of the recipient. Microsoft reserves the right to cancel, change, or suspend this offer at any time without notice.
Earning certification from GitHub is an excellent way to showcase your abilities, reputation, trust, and understanding of the tools and technologies used by over 100 million developers worldwide.
You’ll be interacting with Microsoft and GitHub Experts that will guide you during all these sessions about different topics related to the GitHub Foundation certification.
Also, by registering and attending the live sessions you may be able to receive a free certification voucher on a first-come, first-served basis
Earning a GitHub Certification gives you a competitive edge in the job market by allowing you to promote your skills in a specific GitHub domain.
These sessions will be full of tips, tricks, and practical exercises to help you build a great foundation for this certification. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to improve your skills, this is a must-see event for anyone interested in growing their career in tech.
All our sessions will take place in Pacific Time.
Session
Description
Building Automation with GitHub
June 5th – 11 am Pacific Time
Find out how you can create powerful automation on any software project using GitHub’s platform. This session will cover GitHub Actions, GitHub Copilot, and GitHub Codespaces
Securing projects on GitHub
June 12th – 11 am Pacific Time
Discover how to apply security features from GitHub Advanced Security to your own projects and protect it from security threats and vulnerabilities.
Faster development with GitHub Copilot
June 19th – 11 am Pacific Time
Learn how to leverage GitHub Copilot for automating repetitive tasks and increasing your development cycles. We’ll go through basic usage as well as newer features like interactive prompts and inline suggestions
Manage your project with the GitHub Platform
June 26th – 11 am Pacific Time
Use GitHub’s powerful project features to manage your software development process. We’ll cover project management with issues, pull requests, and tracking changes.
With the GitHub Foundations certificate, you can highlight your understanding of the foundational topics and concepts of collaborating, contributing, and working on GitHub. This exam covers:
Collaboration
GitHub products
Git basics
Working within GitHub repositories
We are super excited to announce the GitHub Challenge as part of the Microsoft Learn Challenge | Build Edition! This is part of Microsoft Build 2024, our largest developer event of the year. Registrations to the challenge are open – register NOW! (aka.ms/GitHubChallengeBuild)
The GitHub Challenge is a 30-day learning adventure on Microsoft Learn! It’s completely free, super fun, with dynamic exercises. Dive in to master GitHub Copilot! Plus, you’ll create interesting adventures with Python and JavaScript while using GitHub Codespaces and create real-world projects with GitHub Copilot —just in time for Microsoft Build! This challenge starts on May 21st and ends on June 21st 2024.
We want to support you in developing and upgrading your abilities! Prepare to take on this exciting challenge and level up. This learning journey has been designed to increase your understanding of AI and make you a GitHub Copilot expert! This challenge will help you prepare for the GitHub Foundations certification exam by covering a few topics that may appear on the test.
The GitHub Challenge is available every day at any time on Microsoft Learn. You can learn whenever it’s convenient for you and at your own speed.
By completing this challenge before June 21st 2024, you will receive a special and distinctive digital badge on your Microsoft Learn profile for finishing this learning experience. You can share your badge on your LinkedIn!
This badge is only available during Microsoft Build, our largest developer event of the year.
Take this amazing and unique opportunity to keep learning and growing your career in tech! Registrations to the challenge HERE!
We have a comprehensive, free, dynamic exercise guide to help you prepare for this certification. You can read all the information you need, here: aka.ms/InfoGuideGitHub
The voucher code will be entered manually during the checkout process. Below are the registration and scheduling steps:
Log into the exam registration site and choose the desired certification. This will redirect you to the registration page.
Click on “Schedule/take exam” to proceed.
Complete the registration form and select “Schedule exam” at the bottom.
This action will transmit your eligibility details to our testing vendor, PSI.
Upon submitting the registration form, you’ll be directed to the PSI testing site to finalize the scheduling of your exam.
During the checkout process on the PSI testing site, you’ll encounter a designated field where you can enter the voucher code to zero the balance.
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Copy operation never starts
I am trying to copy some folders in my personal OneDrive and the progress dialog never advances beyond 0%. I’ve done this often in the past but now it seems to not work.
I am trying to copy some folders in my personal OneDrive and the progress dialog never advances beyond 0%. I’ve done this often in the past but now it seems to not work. Read More
“This form does not accept responses at the moment” / Session ID: xxxxxxx Correlation ID: yyyyyyy
Hello,
We sent out a mailing from our email marketing solution, containing a link to a Microsoft form.
The form is configured in such way that
– everyone can respond to it,
– whether inside or outside of our organization/tenant,
– without the need to have a Microsoft account.
– therre’s no expiration date or whatsoever
But upon receipt, it appears that :
People outside our domain (on mailboxes like outlook, gmail, yahoo …) can access the form.
Most people in our domain/tenant can access the form, whether they are connected to their MS account or not (tests done in normal AND private browsing).
However, some of them, whether connected to their MS accounts or not, whether in normal mode or private browsing, can’t access the form and get the following error:
“This form does not accept responses at the moment” / Session ID: xxxxxxx Correlation ID: yyyyyyy
In some cases, these people are even redirected to a Microsoft login screen.
All of these tests were also conducted outside of our environment/tenant, the results are identical.
I can see from browsing different forums in the MS 365 Community, that this bug seems to be known and longstanding?
Please kindly get back to me with some resolution tips.
Regards,
Hello,We sent out a mailing from our email marketing solution, containing a link to a Microsoft form.The form is configured in such way that- everyone can respond to it,- whether inside or outside of our organization/tenant,- without the need to have a Microsoft account.- therre’s no expiration date or whatsoever But upon receipt, it appears that :People outside our domain (on mailboxes like outlook, gmail, yahoo …) can access the form.Most people in our domain/tenant can access the form, whether they are connected to their MS account or not (tests done in normal AND private browsing).However, some of them, whether connected to their MS accounts or not, whether in normal mode or private browsing, can’t access the form and get the following error:“This form does not accept responses at the moment” / Session ID: xxxxxxx Correlation ID: yyyyyyyIn some cases, these people are even redirected to a Microsoft login screen.All of these tests were also conducted outside of our environment/tenant, the results are identical. I can see from browsing different forums in the MS 365 Community, that this bug seems to be known and longstanding? Please kindly get back to me with some resolution tips.Regards, Read More
Excel no me permite ocultar casillas o columnas
Hola buenos días , lo que sucede es que yo oculto las casillas normalmente pero… al dar click sobre la hoja para continuar haciendo las demás cosas, las casillas que acabo de ocultar se vuelven a mostrar, me pueden ayudar por favor
Hola buenos días , lo que sucede es que yo oculto las casillas normalmente pero… al dar click sobre la hoja para continuar haciendo las demás cosas, las casillas que acabo de ocultar se vuelven a mostrar, me pueden ayudar por favor Read More
Migrating from Hotmail to Outlook
Hi folks,
I’ve had my Hotmail account for along time and I have recently created an alias for it.
Now when I compose an email I get the choice of selecting my new Outlook account.
Is there a setting that I’m clearly missing to make my new Outlook account the default?
Hi folks, I’ve had my Hotmail account for along time and I have recently created an alias for it.Now when I compose an email I get the choice of selecting my new Outlook account. Is there a setting that I’m clearly missing to make my new Outlook account the default? Read More
Unexpected results
Hello there, first I tried the calculation on SQL Server, and as I wasn’t getting the expected results, I’ve decided to try it on Excel. Interesting enough I got the same results. What am I doing wrong?
Hello there, first I tried the calculation on SQL Server, and as I wasn’t getting the expected results, I’ve decided to try it on Excel. Interesting enough I got the same results. What am I doing wrong? Read More
How to Ensure Pasted Values Are Treated as Numbers in Excel
Hello everyone,
I’m facing an issue while copying data from one Excel sheet to another. In my first Excel file, I have a column that contains numbers. However, when I copy these cells and paste them into the second Excel file, the values are pasted as text instead of numbers. This causes problems with my calculations and data analysis.
Here’s what I’m looking to achieve:
Ensure that the pasted values in the second Excel file are treated as numbers.Force a specific column in the second Excel file to interpret all pasted values as numbers.
I’ve tried various methods, including formatting the destination cells as numbers beforehand, but the problem persists. Any advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance!
Hello everyone,I’m facing an issue while copying data from one Excel sheet to another. In my first Excel file, I have a column that contains numbers. However, when I copy these cells and paste them into the second Excel file, the values are pasted as text instead of numbers. This causes problems with my calculations and data analysis.Here’s what I’m looking to achieve:Ensure that the pasted values in the second Excel file are treated as numbers.Force a specific column in the second Excel file to interpret all pasted values as numbers.I’ve tried various methods, including formatting the destination cells as numbers beforehand, but the problem persists. Any advice or solutions would be greatly appreciated.Thank you in advance! Read More
AutoCorrect Not Saving
I use an online PACS system for work. It is called Ramsoft, which incorporates my MS Word (365) to create documents/reports. I create a lot of auto correct entries. They are definitely not saving to normal.dotm or the normal global template in MS Word, rather some long alphanumeric document. Hence, I’m guessing some kind of clipboard thing because the autocorrects are not saving. I do not know if that makes sense. They have definitely saved before but are no longer. I really need my autocorrects! Can I go into that Ramsoft folder and delete that long alphanumeric document? I think there may even be two of them. Will that kind of reset my MS word back to the normal.dotm/global template?
I use an online PACS system for work. It is called Ramsoft, which incorporates my MS Word (365) to create documents/reports. I create a lot of auto correct entries. They are definitely not saving to normal.dotm or the normal global template in MS Word, rather some long alphanumeric document. Hence, I’m guessing some kind of clipboard thing because the autocorrects are not saving. I do not know if that makes sense. They have definitely saved before but are no longer. I really need my autocorrects! Can I go into that Ramsoft folder and delete that long alphanumeric document? I think there may even be two of them. Will that kind of reset my MS word back to the normal.dotm/global template? Read More
Prompt Like a Pro: Effectively summarize your channel conversations with Microsoft Copilot in Teams
Keeping up with your information can be a challenge in today’s fast-paced environment. Microsoft Teams channels help you have all your information related to a certain topic in one place. Yet sometimes the conversation progresses fast, and you need help catching up. This is especially true when you’re part of multiple teams and projects. With important documents being shared, ongoing conversations, and comments being added to threads, it can feel overwhelming! However, with a few simple tips and tricks, you can stay on top of your channels and avoid missing important updates. To stay in the know across all your different channels – and the teams associated with those channels – look no further than Microsoft Copilot in Teams!
Get channel highlights with Copilot in Teams
Say it’s been a busy day. On top of all the emails you need to answer and chat threads to respond to, there are also all the unresolved projects and updates in your Teams channels. Copilot in Teams can help you get up to speed, fast! Navigate over to your “Chat” tab in Teams and click on the Copilot icon at the top of your chats. This opens Copilot for Microsoft 365 in Teams, which will be able to use data grounded in the Microsoft Graph to answer your questions. To start, use the prompt “What’s new in [channel] of [team]?” For example, I want to find out what I missed from the Go to Market channel in my Mark 8 Project team, so I would ask Copilot: “What’s new in the Go to Market channel of the Mark 8 Project team?”
Copilot quickly scans through that specific channel and tells me when the latest update was, who was involved in that change, if there were any new documents shared, and even links to that update, making it easy to navigate directly to that thread. When prompting, make sure you give Copilot the correct spelling of the team name in your prompt, otherwise it may not search for the right channel.
Dive deeper with follow-up prompts
To go one step further, Copilot provides you with auto-generated prompts that you can use to follow up on the response it provided you from your first prompt. Going back to my example, Copilot told me that one of the members of my channel, Hadar Caspit, shared a Go-to-market plan document with the team. Instead of trying to navigate through to the different channels, teams, and posts, Copilot already suggested a follow-up prompt for me, “What are the key points in the Go-to-market plan?”
By clicking that prompt, Copilot pulls up a simple yet effective overview of the document, including the target audience, product and price strategies, etc. These follow-up prompts will change depending on the context of your team and what updates have happened to that channel since the last time you checked in. What will remain the same, however, is that they are all offered by Copilot as easy ways to go more in-depth about those updates without having to leave your Copilot conversation to find that information yourself.
Leverage relevant documents with the power of Microsoft Graph
Copilot uses Microsoft Graph** to pull any relevant documents into its output. This is possible thanks to Microsoft Copilot’s Graph-grounded chat, which enables you to bring your work content and context to Microsoft Copilot’s chat capabilities. With Graph-grounded chat, you can draft content, catch up on what you missed, and get answers to questions via open-ended prompts— all securely grounded in your work data.
Again, let’s go back to this Go-to-market plan that was shared in my channel. Aside from that great summary, Copilot linked the document for me directly in its answer. Now I don’t even need to leave this chat with Copilot to access the document it was summarizing for me. All it takes is one click, and I am brought directly to the Word document containing the GTM plan I had asked about.
Catch up on your channels from one place
Even when it feels like the number of Teams channels you belong to – and their constant updates – make it challenging to keep track of everything, everywhere, all at once, this prompt will help make those issues a thing of the past. Copilot allows you to check in and catch up on those Teams channels, all from one simple prompt! It can help you summarize, visualize, and access documents without having to hunt through dozens of threads and replies to access that same information, making it easier for you to stay on top of your work and be more efficient, responsive, and productive. Be sure to use the recommended follow-up prompts to double-down on specific updates and get the most out of every channel, with Copilot.
Additional resources
For more examples of prompts that Copilot can help you with, check out Copilot Lab! Filter by M365 app – Teams – to learn what prompts to use for meetings, in chats, and get tips for better optimized prompts in Teams and beyond!
What’s coming next
Stay tuned for more tips on how to work with Copilot in Microsoft Teams and before you know it you will be prompting like a pro! If you’re already using Copilot in Teams, share your favorite prompts in the comments for the chance to get featured in a future “Prompt Like a Pro” blog spotlighting some community favorites!
*Copilot in Teams is constantly evolving and improving thanks to your input and feedback. If a Copilot prompt does not work the way you expect it to, let us know how by using the thumbs-down button that appears after a response.
** Copilot’s answers are grounded in the work content and context stored in Microsoft Graph.
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New: Secure Sandboxes at Scale with Azure Container Apps Dynamic Sessions
We’re excited to announce the public preview of Azure Container Apps dynamic sessions. Azure Container Apps is a serverless platform that enables you to run containerized workloads without managing the underlying infrastructure. Dynamic sessions adds the ability to execute untrusted code in secure, sandboxed environments at scale.
When you build applications that run code or commands from untrusted sources, you must ensure that the code runs in its own isolated environment. Dynamic sessions provide secure, ephemeral sandboxes called “sessions” for running potentially malicious code. Each session runs in its own Hyper-V virtualization boundary — ensuring complete isolation from other sessions and resources.
Dynamic sessions are ideal for running untrusted code in hostile multi-tenant scenarios such as:
Running code generated by a large language model (LLM).
Running code or commands submitted by cloud application users.
Running cloud-based development environments, terminals, and more.
To build a secure and efficient compute environment for these scenarios, you need to possess strong security expertise and invest in building and maintaining a secure infrastructure at high scale. Azure Container Apps dynamic sessions abstracts away the complexity of managing secure sandboxes, allowing you to focus on building your application.
Tested and proven
With dynamic sessions, you now have access to the same battle-tested and highly scalable technology that Microsoft relies on to power unique features and experiences. Every day, millions of sessions are used to securely run untrusted code.
Instant code execution
Azure Container Apps automatically manages pools of resources to ensure there’s always a session that’s ready to use. It takes just milliseconds to access a session and execute code. Each session maintains state and can be reused for multiple code executions in a single security context. Sessions are ephemeral and are automatically cleaned up after a configurable idle timeout.
Built-in code interpreter
Out of the box, dynamic sessions comes with a built-in Python code interpreter that’s preinstalled with many popular libraries. You can execute Python code by calling a simple REST API. The code interpreter also supports uploading and downloading files, allowing you to bring your own Python modules or import data or files to process.
Sessions using the built-in code interpreter are billed on a consumption basis at US$0.03 per session-hour.
LangChain, LlamaIndex, and Semantic Kernel integrations
Recently, AI agents have seen a surge in popularity. A limitation of these agents is that the LLMs they rely on are unable to perform certain tasks involving math and other computations. When given access to dynamic sessions’ code interpreter, an LLM can write Python code to solve complex problems and an agent executes it to produce accurate responses.
However, LLM-generated code occasionally produces unpredictable results, and the code may be harmful when given malicious input. So, it’s important to provide each AI agent conversation with its own isolated code interpreter.
You can integrate the code interpreter in dynamic sessions with popular AI agent frameworks in a few lines of code. To learn more, see the tutorial for each framework:
LangChain
LlamaIndex
Semantic Kernel
More integrations are on the way. If you have suggestions, please let us know or contribute an integration to that project directly.
Custom container sessions
Do you want to build your own custom code interpreter or have an entirely different scenario to run in dynamic sessions? You can bring your own custom container. We’ll have more to share next week at Microsoft Build.
Get started with code interpreter sessions
Use Azure Container Apps dynamic sessions today. Learn more in our documentation.
Join us at PyCon US 2024
If you’re at PyCon US 2024, come to our session on May 16 or visit our booth to learn more about dynamic sessions.
More at Microsoft Build 2024
We’ll have more next week at Microsoft Build, including custom container sessions and Azure portal experiences. Join us in our session BRK131: Serverless architectures: Effortless Intelligent Apps at extreme scale
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Sharepoint formular syntax error
Hey im working on a Filtered Lookup list that i need to only use the products that is avalible
i Tried using the Formular:
=IF([Status]=”Tilgængelig”,[Titel],””) and get mistake in syntax i am at a loss?
pls help
Hey im working on a Filtered Lookup list that i need to only use the products that is avaliblei Tried using the Formular:=IF([Status]=”Tilgængelig”,[Titel],””) and get mistake in syntax i am at a loss?pls help Read More
not able to update windows
sir i am not getting windows update on beta channel since october 2023. f
sir i am not getting windows update on beta channel since october 2023. f Read More
Security baseline + data protection baseline for M365
Hello,
I am trying to add a Secrurity baseline + data protection baseline for M365 in Compliance assessments. Both of them are showing me an incomplete status. I can’t find anywhere why and what it needs from me to change the status.
Any advice please where I can check it why!?
Thank you very much
Hello,I am trying to add a Secrurity baseline + data protection baseline for M365 in Compliance assessments. Both of them are showing me an incomplete status. I can’t find anywhere why and what it needs from me to change the status.Any advice please where I can check it why!?Thank you very much Read More
audio problem error
whenever i use yutube it shows audio renderd error
whenever i use yutube it shows audio renderd error Read More
ENDPoint monitoring
I cant detect USB/ Remote-Print activity within Purview.
I cant detect USB/ Remote-Print activity within Purview. Read More
SharePoint – Sum values in a column based on value in a separate column
Hello. I’m fairly new to SharePoint, but have some experience. Using my “Irradiation Entries” list, I am wanting to sum the values in “Total uAh” for the corresponding “Rabbit Body ID” values in a separate view or separate list called “Rabbit Log”. What would be the best way to go about this?
I appreciate any help in advance…Thanks for the time and consideration!!!
Hello. I’m fairly new to SharePoint, but have some experience. Using my “Irradiation Entries” list, I am wanting to sum the values in “Total uAh” for the corresponding “Rabbit Body ID” values in a separate view or separate list called “Rabbit Log”. What would be the best way to go about this? I appreciate any help in advance…Thanks for the time and consideration!!! Read More
Remote Desktop v10.5.6 – Mouse Pointer Issues with iPad Pro M4 13”
When using Remote Desktop v10.5.6 on the iPad Pro M4 13”, the mouse pointer does not properly align with items to click on. I’m guessing the supported resolutions are also not correct.
When using Remote Desktop v10.5.6 on the iPad Pro M4 13”, the mouse pointer does not properly align with items to click on. I’m guessing the supported resolutions are also not correct. Read More
Teams Webinar Can’t edit internal presenter bio
Trying to set up a new webinar but I’m not able to edit the bio of an internal presenter. I’m organizer and presenter but I can’t edit the bio because the save button is greyed out.
I have already tried it with Teams for Windows, Teams for Mac and also in the browser. The same result everywhere, the button is greyed out. In contrast, I can edit and save the theming. Duplicating an older webinar (where the correct bio is already included) cannot be saved either. Error message “Something went wrong, and we need to try again.“
I think this is a “new” Teams related issue but I’m not sure. Any idea.
Thomas
Trying to set up a new webinar but I’m not able to edit the bio of an internal presenter. I’m organizer and presenter but I can’t edit the bio because the save button is greyed out. I have already tried it with Teams for Windows, Teams for Mac and also in the browser. The same result everywhere, the button is greyed out. In contrast, I can edit and save the theming. Duplicating an older webinar (where the correct bio is already included) cannot be saved either. Error message “Something went wrong, and we need to try again.” I think this is a “new” Teams related issue but I’m not sure. Any idea. Thomas Read More