u/micaturtle

With SPO and Sharepoint lists, is there a way to make sure the entire list loads other than clicking "Return to Classic Sharepoint"? I just want my end users to be able to search using CTL+F. (I know I could have them use the "search this list", but that takes longer to load and it has to be exact, plus I've trained them over the years of using SNow KB articles to use CTRL+F)

Does anyone know how to do this in the New view of Sharepoint or am I limited to classic sharepoint?

I am thinking about getting a swimspa because I absolutely LOVE water walking (I do it once a week at my Gym, but I would do it every day almost if I didn't have to worry about getting a ride to and back from the Gym - plus my Gym is around $1,200 a year, and I only use the pool, water walking track)

The problem is, I live in a townhome with no yard. However, I have a large finished basement we don't really use for anything (technically just a lower level, as the townhome is half in a hill, and it's a large room next to my Garage.) I just call it a basement because there's no windows (surrounded on 2 sides by the hill, 1 side by the neighboring townhome, and 1 side by my garage.)- Newer home, well built- Built in 1997.

Would it even be possible to get a SwimSpa installed in that room - Above ground? or are they always installed outdoors?

I know it would involve

1. Applying Waterproofing the the floor (probably tiling, or just removing the carpet and applying a waterproof coating to the concrete)
2. Installing proper floor drainage system (have a floor drain in the uncarpeted part of the room, but need to make sure slopes are correct)
3. Make sure current Washer/Dryer hookups will work to power it.
4. Make sure there's ventilation and moisture resistant drywall.

Are there other steps I'm neglecting? Is it even possible?

((Sorry to ask silly questions, I've tried to research this myself, but the internet is riddled with bad AI confusing Swim Spas and above ground pools))

I work Tech Support for a larger healthcare system. I work the helpdesk, and about 25% of my calls are patients trying to get into MyChart. However, this is 80% of my time on the phone. It is SO difficult. The only thing I can see on my side is the last time the user ATTEMPTED to log in. I can't see when they changed their password last, when they last were able to log in successfully or anything!
And then to make things even WORSE, if someone sends an activation code to a MyChart User when that person already has an active MyChart, it moves the user to "pending" status and disables the current account. That means they can't log in, can't recover username or reset password, and when they try to use that activation code, it will be like "I'm sorry, you already have an account." . Basically, the only way to fix it is for them to call us at the helpdesk and have us "reactivate" the account.
Jeez, how hard is it to implement an if/then statement that says "If the person has a MyChart account, display "This person already has an active MyChart account." when the "generate activation code" button is pressed?

Is it just MY healthcare's organization's version of MyChart that's like this? Or is it a problem with EPIC in general?

Well, it's finally happened. Sharepoint alerts stopped working :| (EDITUpdate: Whew, seems like it IS still working, my outlook just hadn't synced yet. But who knows for how long) I know I should have done this earlier, but everytime I looked into it, all I found were long-winded youtube videos that didn't solve my issue.

My issue is, I want an email that shows something like THIS:

ItemABC on TheDoomList was updated
ItemABC was updated by User1 on 01/01/1970 12:01am
COLUMN1: old data changed to new data (changed)
COLUMN2: old data (unchanged)
COLUMN3: old data changed to new data (changed)

I have TRIED to build this in Power Automate, but I can't seem to figure out how to get it to grab the stuff.

The reason this is important is because then we have an email trail about WHAT was changed and by who. It's one thing to say "oh yeah, someone updated some info in this list item", but we NEED to be able to look back and say "Oh, User1 updated that item back last January to say that we no longer support that application. Let me reach out to them before I edit it back to say that we DO support it to make sure I'm correct."

Can anyone help me with making an email like that? Or anyone have any alternatives you can think of?