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5/12/2011- Creating new web pages
- Working with existing lists and libraries
- Reading data from an XML file, external database, or web service
- Using Business Connectivity Services (BCS)
- Working with Data View and Data Form web parts
- Filtering, sorting, and grouping data
- Creating master/detail pages
- Displaying richer data with formatting and formulas
- Creating custom forms
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Simon Allardice, and welcome to SharePoint Designer 2010: Creating Data-Driven Web Pages. SharePoint has become a huge part of many organizations, but most of them still have a lot of data and it's not all in SharePoint. It's in other databases, other systems, and it's going to stay there. In this course, I'll take you through how to get to that data and get it into your SharePoint web pages, so you can view it, analyze it, format it, use it, even edit it using the regular SharePoint web interface.
I'll then talk about how to connect to external systems, databases, web services, XML files. We'll explore something called BCS, a new feature in SharePoint 2010, designed to make your life easier when doing this. And we'll see how to format pages and web parts and apply your own formatting rules to highlight and display data the way that's most useful for you. And we'll finish by creating custom forms to allow you to create and edit information in external systems. So let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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What you should know2m 16s
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1. Getting Started
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Creating new pages7m 50s
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2. Managing Data Sources
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External data sources4m 50s
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3. Business Connectivity Services
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Creating external lists4m 57s
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4. Data-Driven Pages
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Connecting web parts7m 31s
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5. Displaying Richer Data
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Conditional formatting7m 20s
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6. Creating Custom Forms
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Conclusion
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Resources2m 22s
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