Microsoft Introducing Power Pivot for Excel 2010
Microsoft Power for Excel 2010, formerly known as project “Gemini”, is a data analysis add-in that delivers unmatched computational power directly within Microsoft Excel 2010.
Visit: HERE
But icing on the cake is HERE
Microsoft Business intelligence is launching a Excelerators Quiz And defiantly with Prize also
Prize Eligibility
This contest is open to people at least 18 years old that reside in United States.
Contest Starts: January 22, 2010 @ 09:00 am (EST)
Contest Ends: January 29, 2010 @ 09:00 am (EST)
Most important thing in quiz is that
After giving the quiz, please comment your score after this post so that we can vote for you so that it helps you to win this prize.
Hay guys one more thing that we want to disclose that we got this information from one of the social media marketing group. So please check any terms and condition if it is there and we are not giving any promise regarding any product or gift or prize or sponsor of the quiz.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Sunday, January 17, 2010
SharepointKings now on twitter
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Understanding People picker selection set
Hi All,
Many times we require setting properties on people editor control for selection set.
Some wants to allow only users to be selected and others want group also to be selected.
Well, here are options that you can use as property with people editor control.
User- Only peoples
SPGroup – Groups of SharePoint site
DL – Distribution list
SecGroup – Security groups
If you want to allow user to select for example user as well as SPGroup, you can use comma between selection set. Examples are shown below.
User,SPGroup
User,SecGroup,DL
Many times we require setting properties on people editor control for selection set.
Some wants to allow only users to be selected and others want group also to be selected.
Well, here are options that you can use as property with people editor control.
User- Only peoples
SPGroup – Groups of SharePoint site
DL – Distribution list
SecGroup – Security groups
If you want to allow user to select for example user as well as SPGroup, you can use comma between selection set. Examples are shown below.
User,SPGroup
User,SecGroup,DL
Thursday, January 7, 2010
How to embed video in SharePoint
Hi All,
Sometimes we require adding video content to our SharePoint site. There is a very simple way to achieve this functionality.
All we need is Content editor web part to be placed on the page. Source of video file can be from same web application or it can be external source as well or video sitting on some shared drive of your network which everybody has an access.
Go ahead and add content editor web part.
Add following line of code.
<Embed
src="{URL of video / Shared Path pointing to video file}"
width=350
height=350
align=center
autostart=false
loop=false
quality=high
allowFullScreen=true>
</Embed>
See the output below.
And that’s it. You are good to play your video file.
Sometimes we require adding video content to our SharePoint site. There is a very simple way to achieve this functionality.
All we need is Content editor web part to be placed on the page. Source of video file can be from same web application or it can be external source as well or video sitting on some shared drive of your network which everybody has an access.
Go ahead and add content editor web part.
Add following line of code.
<Embed
src="{URL of video / Shared Path pointing to video file}"
width=350
height=350
align=center
autostart=false
loop=false
quality=high
allowFullScreen=true>
</Embed>
See the output below.
And that’s it. You are good to play your video file.
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