Robert Caretta
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Thanks for the feedback. We don’t have any plans for column-level permissions at this time, but I’ll leave the UV item active here in case folks want to add further comments.
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Thanks for your feedback! Just a note to let you know that we’re building your suggestion now. We plan to increase availability to this feature as we continue improving the tech, and ensuring a smooth experience across Office 365 following the URL changes in SharePoint Online.
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Need this. Departments and Offices sometimes change names under restructuring.
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Can you make URL changes work with Lists too???
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We have started modernizing the search results page a few years ago. It is available on every site under this URL: /_layouts/15/search.aspx/siteall?q=myquery. Also the new search box placed in the suite header has started rolling out to modern experiences, and will be available broadly by end of June. We will be making it available to classic sites later this year as well. Some customers redirect their classic search boxes to the modern results page already.
The modern search experience is a part of the overall Microsoft Search experiences. See more details in this post: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-Search-Blog/Welcome-to-Microsoft-Search-intelligent-search-for-the-modern/ba-p/531156. We will be bringing additional improvements to it later in 2019, and early 2020 as well including custom refiners, verticals, result types with modern display templates, as well as custom pages that can use modern web parts.
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I really need to know when the next full crawl is scheduled to take place. Would be nice if a timer or schedule could be posted inside of the SharePoint Online Admin panel for Search.
https://XXXX-admin.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/searchadmin/TA_SearchAdministration.aspx
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We’re about to ship an update to provide a custom query mode for Highlighted content. In that mode, you will provide your own search or CAML syntax, this will support nesting AND/OR as you see fit.
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Just found this myself. This is needed, filters seem to default to just an "OR" scenario. That doesn't work for my use case. I need an AND combination.
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We’re working on an option in highlighted content to enable custom queries where you can provide the KQL or CAML and specify your own query. This will enable you to search by custom content types.
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Agreed, need to be able to pick additional columns in display.
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Agreed, need to be able to pick additional columns in the output.
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+1 for this. If we are already within a modern team or communications site, we should be able to create additional modern subsites.
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I agree with Deborah Jospeh's comment 100%.
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Column permissions would be very handy, as well as view permissions. I've had many use cases where I had to create a view, then move it to another document library, then set the permissions there to restrict access. It's a complete hack job that also requires use of SharePoint Designer.
I think anyone that builds in SharePoint would have an easier life if both of these items were possible.