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SharePoint 2010 : Choose a Column Type (part 6) - Person or Group

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The Person or Group column type enables users to choose a value from a list of users or groups (see Figure 22).

Figure 22. The user interface for entering data in the Person or Group column type.


You can see an example of this column type in the tasks list, where users who want to assign a task to other users choose from the list of users to whom they want to assign the task. The selected values appear as the names of the users chosen when a user views a list item or a file’s properties, and the name is a link to the chosen user’s properties page. As you can do with Lookup columns, you can configure whether this column type allows multiple selections (see Figure 23).

Figure 23. The configuration options for the Person or Group column type.


Allow Multiple Selections

The Allow Multiple Selections configuration option lets you define whether the column will allow users to choose more than one user in this column.

Allow Selection Of

The Allow Selection Of configuration option defines whether the user will be able to choose only people (other users) or also groups. If you want groups to be selectable, you must change this option.

Choose From

In the Choose From configuration option, you specify what users and groups appear to the user to pick from. By default, this option is set to All Users, which enables the user to choose from the list of all the users that SharePoint recognizes, even users who do not have access to the current site or list. The second option, SharePoint Group, limits the selection to users in a specific security group in the current site or site collection. This option is useful if you want to let users select from a restricted list of users, in which case you should create a security group and set the column to show only users from that group.

Show Field

In the Show Field configuration setting, you define what will be displayed as the selected value when a user views the list item or file properties. The default is the name of the user who was selected, together with that user’s presence information (whether that user is online or busy, for example; this requires that special instant messaging software be installed and configured on the user’s machine). You can change this option to display other information about the selected user.

Hyperlink or Picture

The Hyperlink or Picture column type enables users to enter data that will be displayed as either a link or a picture when the value is viewed (see Figure 24). You should choose this column type when you want users to freely type a link to a web page (in SharePoint or otherwise) or to a picture.

Figure 24. The user interface for entering data into a Hyperlink or Picture column type.


The only setting to set on a Hyperlink or Picture column type, Format URL As, determines how to format the link that the user types when viewing the list item’s or file’s properties. The first option is to format it as a hyperlink, which displays the title that the user chose as a link to the page the user chose. The second option is to format as a picture, which shows the picture to which the user typed the link instead of showing the link itself.

Regardless of what settings you choose, the user interface looks the same: The user is asked to enter a URL path and a title (refer to Figure 25). However, when you’re looking at list views and viewing the properties of a list item or file, the difference is apparent. As Figure 7.38 shows, the same information is shown in two columns of type Hyperlink or Picture, one formatting the information as a link and the other formatting the information as a picture.

Figure 25. A view showing one column configured to show the data the user typed as a picture and another column configured to show the data the user typed as a hyperlink.



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