Stop Chasing Missing Metadata: Build a File Upload Intake Form in SharePoint

SharePoint Maven Podcast by Greg Zelfond

Aug 28, 202609:36Technology

In this episode, I explain how to create an intake form for file uploads in SharePoint - a simple way to collect documents along with the metadata you actually need. I walk through how to set it up, why required fields f...

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