Add a calculated column type "HTML." This would allow for greater creativity and flexibility within lists, and allow for project status dashboards.

"old" sharepoint lists have a wonderful quick search function of the entire list we use ALL THE TIME.

New SharePoint lists do not. WE DO NOT WANT TO USE NEW LISTS UNTIL THIS QUICK SEARCH IS ENABLED

I need to use a lookup column in a formula of a calculated field.

As a SPOL user I want the ability to lock column heading/columns while viewing a list in a Datasheet view. With the current functionality if you have a very long list of items, or many columns then the user can easily get lost.

An option to add a print button to the menu would help improve useability as a common issue I've come across with lists is users wanting to be able to print easily

Better data mining for lists and libraries. An app to filter list data based on criteria and then select columns and rows based on the filters. Allow multiple selections for column and row.

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I use sharepoint lists data in combination with Tableau and Power BI to give graphs. SharePoint 365 you can only use Excel and it's not live and can't auto refresh. Having the ability to get graphs and pivot graphs onto a sharepoint page from a list would be an awesome feauture.

Search functionality missing

Allow survey list owners and administrators to view the incomplete survey user names. When the survey went live, the count showing at overview.aspx under "Number of Responses:" doesn't match the actual number or responses shown in "all responses".

Is possible to give any view or option to owners of the list to check the incomplete survey user names.

It will helpful for all. Thanks

Lookup Columns that go to a list that contains more than 5000 items does not work even if that list is indexed. Indexing allows users to see items in the list in a normal view, but when trying to do a lookup to that list from another site or library, there is no filtering applied. It would be nice if some filtering could be applied to the lookup feature to help narrow the results shown in the lookup.

Fix the issue of list items disappearing and reappearing.

We have an ongoing issue with list items randomly disappearing, not available in search, etc., only to have them reappear hours later or sometimes not at all. This makes things very inefficient for our project team, which relies heavily on SP lists to manage our work. It's been reported multiple times but MS keeps closing the issue as they can't recreate it. (Because it's random - duh).

What's happening? The Content Type drop-down menu suddenly disappeared from the NEW Item list dialog box! If we EDIT an item in Dialog box mode, the content type drop-down is available. My new client is VERY unhappy about being inable to select a content type (one of 11) to enter new data.

We need a "type as you find" filter on the modern list UI. Preferably one that covers all columns and one that is per column The drop down filter per column is actually quite useless if there's more than 5-10 unique entries in the column.

Then it ought to be a "type as you find" form instead.

Lists only allow for major versions. Major versions signal that the information or data is "production-ready," but in lists, that is not always the case. For example, the default "Announcements" list that comes with SharePoint Online could easily involve the drafting of an announcement that isn't ready for prime-time, because it hasn't been reviewed and/or approved by another author. With minor versioning, SharePoint authors could keep the draft version from being seen and inadvertently consumed by site visitors until was ready for publishing, at which point it could be set as a major version.

The new default look for discussion lists is beautiful, but we need to be able to easily see threaded replies. For example, if I'm replying to an existing reply, the only indication that it's in response to an existing reply is the note "In response to Sally Jenkin's post". It's not visually associated with the reply (not ordered underneath it, much less indented to see a series of replies). Threading would be tremendously beneficial. I've seen several forum posts that take you through changing the view to a standard list view, but that takes away from the clean design.

SharePoint should support Field-Level permissions. It is very common to need the ability to show/hide field values depending on current user permissions

There is currently a 255 character restriction on Hyperlink fields. This restriction impedes ability to save Urls that might include hash values are long query strings. Some examples where this is really common are links to SSRS reports (with parameters) and Search urls that contain refinements.

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