


Display items or documents that have expired ( Expiration Date Filter for items or documents created or modified by the user who is logged in ( Modified By is equal to ).Filters tasks or issues assigned to the logged in user ( Assigned To is equal to ).Here are specific scenarios where you might benefit from the dynamic filters above: – dynamically filters date field based on today’s date.– dynamically filters on a person field based on the current user logged in.Out of the box, there are 2 dynamic filters available on SharePoint lists and libraries. Hopefully, this makes sense as you can’t be in 2 places at once. If metadata allows for multiple selections, you can’t group by that field. You can only group by metadata columns that are a single selection.You can only group by up to 2 levels max.Above instructions apply to views for both lists and libraries.You will now end up with a grouped view, similar to the one below. At the bottom of the screen under Views, click Create view.If used in a document library, Group By feature is a good way to mimic folder experience. It allows you to pick up to 2 columns and group information by those properties. This is where Group by feature might become handy. Having metadata displayed in columns is great, but sometimes can be a bit overwhelming, especially if there are lots of metadata columns. With this blog post, I would like to provide, what are in my opinion, the coolest tricks available with the custom views in SharePoint. Whether it is a SharePoint custom list, task list, Issues Log, list of announc ements or a document library, metadata can help you personalize the way you want to view the content.

One of the greatest benefits of metadata is the ability to view the information in any way you desire.
