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Lists and Libraries

Lists and libraries are fundamental components of SharePoint that allow users to store, manage, and share information. They are both types of SharePoint containers that organize information in different ways.

Lists

A List is a collection of data that can be organized in rows and columns. SharePoint lists can be used to track various types of information, such as tasks, contacts, events, or custom data. Each list consists of a variety of fields (columns) which can represent different data types.

Key Features of Lists

Libraries

A Library is a special type of list designed specifically to store documents and files. Document libraries facilitate the management of documents, providing features tailored to file storage and collaboration.

Key Features of Libraries

Differences Between Lists and Libraries

Creating and Managing Lists and Libraries

Lists and libraries can be created and managed through the SharePoint interface, with options to customize fields, views, and permissions. Users can also leverage SharePoint Designer, Power Automate, and PowerApps to enhance the functionality of lists and libraries.

Understanding lists and libraries in SharePoint is crucial for effective information organization and collaboration within an organization. By utilizing these tools, users can streamline workflows, improve document management, and enhance data accessibility.

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