While using CSOM, we have mostly required some details of the current users, like, Name, Email, Title (Designation), Manager, etc., Following code, will help to know all this with simple API calls.
Monday, April 10, 2023
Monday, April 3, 2023
Get week number of month from Date
Monday, January 9, 2023
Responsive and Animated Pie Charts with HTML and CSS
Responsive and Animated Pie Charts
Thanks to Temani Afif, code on CodePen.
OutPut
Micro-Skills
- Additive642
- Multiplicative358
Categories
- Horizontal768
- Vertical232
Operations
- Addition486
- Subtraction156
- Multiplication215
- Division143
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
Excel - Add and Remove Line Breaks in a Cell
Many time we struggle for the line break in a multiple excel cells. This article have some useful tricks that will help you to achive this easily.
1) Manully add line break in a cell using "Alt + Enter".
- Edit the cell with F2 or while typing in a cell when you press "Alt + Enter" it will create new line in a cell.
- To remove a line break, edit the cell with F2, go to the start of line break and press "Backspace" and enter.
2) Line break using formula:
- You can use line break character in CHAR(10) function. Here 10 is the line break character.
- example: CONCATENATE("Rakesh" , CHAR(10) , "Patel"), if you can't see the line break when you press ENTER, then apply WRAP TEXT to the cell.
3) Replace "," or any other character with New Line:
- Press CTRL + H, this will open "Find and Replace" window. Under "Find what" you can put your text that you want to search. and under "Replace with" press CTRL + J (you won't able to see anything) just click on "Replace" or "Replace ALL". This will will add line break wherever it finds your text.
- The same way you can replace Line break with any of your text.
If "CTRL + J" does not work for you then you can also try Alt + type 0010.
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Delete Files and Subfolders from SharePoint Library using PowerShell
Make life easy with PowerShell, following script will help you to delete all files and subfolders in One Go.
Saturday, December 3, 2022
number to word in Microsoft Word using formula
Press Ctrl + F9 to write mathematical equations and you get { }.
write the formula as: { =123456\*cardtext } and press Alt + F9
Output:
one hundred
twenty-three thousand four hundred fifty-six
Use of Equations in Microsoft word.
Many of us don't know that we can do calculations and put equations in Microsoft Word. Below is the way you can put equations in any version of Microsoft Word.
Note: If an "error" message comes, right-click it and select the toggle field code and make the correction.