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SharePoint 2010 : Delete a File or List Item

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To delete a single file or list item, you highlight that file or list item by checking the check box that appears to the left of the file or item when you hover on the row for that file or list item. This causes the row to be highlighted and the ribbon to switch to the Documents ribbon or the Items ribbon. In the ribbon, click the Delete Document button, shown in Figure 1. You are prompted to confirm the deletion.
Figure 1. Selecting Delete Document from the Documents ribbon when a specific document is highlighted.


Note

Deleting files requires a different set of permissions than editing, so you might not see the Delete option in the menu. In that case, you should ask the manager of that list to delete the item.


An alternative way to delete a single item or file is to hover over the item’s title or the file’s file name and then open the drop-down menu that becomes available (see Figure 2). From this menu, you choose Delete Item or Delete.

Figure 2. Deleting a single file by opening the drop-down menu for that file.


You can also delete several files or items at once by selecting those files or items using the check boxes that are shown on the left of the view displaying those items or files (see Figure 3). The check boxes become visible if you hover your mouse’s cursor over the row for an item or file. After you select several files or items, you use the Delete Document button on the Documents ribbon or the Delete Item button on the Items ribbons to delete them all at the same time.

Figure 3. Selecting multiple files by using the check boxes.


Another method for deleting multiple files or list items is to use the datasheet view.

Finally, in document libraries, you can also use the Open with Explorer option in the Library ribbon. This opens the document library in Windows Explorer, just as it would any folder on your computer, and it allows you to select the files you want to delete and either press the Delete key on the keyboard or right-click the files and choose Delete from the context menu (see Figure 4).

Figure 4. Selecting multiple files using Windows Explorer.


When items or files are deleted, by default they are stored in the site’s Recycle Bin for 30 days, and you can restore them during that time. See the following section.

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