From the course: SharePoint Advanced: Document Creation and Automation

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Creating a content type

Creating a content type

- [Instructor] It's now time to look at the documents we're using for our events and see if we can identify which content types make sense for us. Before we create any content types, let's revisit our planning sheet. I've done a little work since the last time we looked at this, but let's review. Across the top, we've identified our documents. And then down the middle, we've identified the properties including the name and the data type of those fields. What might look a little different to you are the Rs, the Os, and the asterisk that's on the right-hand side. I've replaced the Xs that we put there earlier and replaced them with Rs and Os and then the asterisk. The R indicates that the column is required for that document. The O indicates that that column is optional. The asterisks are for those fields that SharePoint creates for us by default that we didn't even have to work for. In creating this document, I realize that we have two separate types of documents we want to create, the…

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