How to Modify SharePoint List Toolbar Buttons with List Formatting

#SharePoint #ListFormatting Have you ever wished you could modify the standard toolbar buttons (New, Edit, Share, etc) in your SharePoint or Microsoft Lists? Now we can thanks to new SharePoint List Formatting capabilities! We can use JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) to change the text of our buttons, hide them completely or move them to the overflow area. This functionality gives us the ability to truly customize our lists and has the added benefit of letting us hide some of these elements from plain sight when we're using SharePoint lists as a back end for our Power Apps canvas applications. With this capability we can hide the New and Edit buttons from users, so they'll turn to your Power App instead of trying to bypass it in the list directly. LINKS 🔗 Command Bar Properties Documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/declarative-customization/view-commandbar-formatting?msclkid=a964127ed09411ecb8205beb3d490d8a 🔗 Command Bar List Formatting Samples: https://github.com/pnp/List-Formatting/tree/master/view-samples/commandbar-hide-automate Table of Contents: 00:00 - Intro 00:24 - What is the Command Bar? 00:52 - What is SharePoint List Formatting? 02:05 - Command Bar Formatting Options 02:51 - How to apply formatting to the command bar 03:39 - Demo: Hide the Edit in Quick Mode Button 06:19 - Demo: Move the Export Button to Overflow 08:24 - Demo: Change New Button Text 09:08 - Demo: Hide the New Button 10:45 - Demo: Resources and Wrap Up