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Tuesday, November 03, 2009 from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM (ET)
Problem Statement
From a SharePoint End User's perspective, it's hard trying to figure out the best ways to expose information through graphics in SharePoint. SharePoint lists didn't offer color coding and other visualization effects. Sure, you can use Excel Services and KPIs if you've spent the big bucks for the Enterprise version to do a little graphic enhancement, but what about those of us who still need more complex visualization capabilities?
Workshop Overview
HTML Calculated Columns to the rescue! Christophe Humbert from Path to SharePoint has been working for over a year on solutions that can be implemented at the site level using the calculated column along with the Content Editor Web Part.
This workshop will give you the keys to mastering an out of the box method for creating visual effects in SharePoint. No need to be a SharePoint expert. No need for SharePoint Designer or server side tools, all is done using the OOTB features.
Examples showcased in this workshop include:
The technique presented in this workshop apply to both SharePoint 2003 and SharePoint 2007.
Conclusion
Visualizing Information in SharePoint is an entry level workshop for SharePoint Site Administrators and Power Users interested in creating graphic effects to enhance their SharePoint sites. No experience is required other than the desire to implement the solutions in your own production environement once the workshop is completed.
Who is this for?
This workshop is aimed at Site Administrators and Power Users looking for techniques to add additional functionality to their SharePoint pages without having access to the SharePoint server. All solutions can be implemented with Site Manager level permissions in the SharePoint 2003 and 2007 environments.
About the Presenters
Visualizing Information in SharePoint live online workshop is hosted by Mark Miller, Founder and Editor of EndUserSharePoint.com and Christophe Humbert of Path to SharePoint.
Mark has over a decade's worth of experience in delivering online presentations. He has created hundreds of screencasts for End User usage of SharePoint. During presentations, Mark faciliates discussion on the context of using his projects so that participants walk away with a functioning solution that can be implemented immediately in their SharePoint sites.
Christophe Humbert is known internationally for his solutions using the Calculated Column to create complex solutions to display information graphically within a SharePoint environment. His other solutions include the Easy Tabs Interface and Color Coded Calendars. Christophe is based in Shanghai.
The Live Online Workshop Guarantee
I realize it is hard to purchase a workshop online without knowing me or having experience with how live online training works, so here's my guarantee:
If, after taking the workshop, you decide the solution isn't what you are looking for, I will personally refund your entire registration fee and you get to keep all the resources from the project.
If you're not happy, I'm not happy. I want you to be completely satisified with the workshop and the resources. My main form of marketing is word of mouth, with workshop participants as my evangelists. I want you as one of those evangelists, and I'll do what's necessary to make things right.
I appreciate your trust and support and look forward to seeing you at the session.
Mark Miller
Founder and Editor
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