Windows 10: New Microsoft Lists grid view is now available worldwide

Brink · Feb 2, 2021

The new Microsoft Lists grid view is now available worldwide, including SharePoint lists and libraries that share the same technology platform in Microsoft 365.

With simple, inline experiences, you can quickly update your information or add new items easily. Features like drag to fill, undo/redo, new field editors (text, date, people, yes/no, choice), and copy/paste make grid view the best place to get your information, quickly and organized.

Weâll cover all new features and capabilities below â including screenshots and links to learn more, starting here with an in-depth demo video I produced to showcase all the goodness our Lists engineers have been working on and refining:

Let's dive into the details...

The âQuick editâ button is now âEdit in grid viewâ

Previously, when users bulk edited list items in a list or a document library, they select the Quick edit button in the top action bar. We are renaming Quick Edit to Edit in grid view.

The Quick Edit button for all lists and libraries in Microsoft 365 will be renamed âEdit in grid viewâ [bottom]; previously âQuick editâ [top].

The newly named view provides an inline editing experience with lots of improvements, making it easy to quickly update list items in bulk within grid view. Weâll cover all of this beyond the button rename below.

Roadmap: 67136

And, if you love grid view, make it your default view. That's right, you can save a view in grid for any SharePoint list or document library. Note: when a user saves a view in Quick Edit, the list or document library will always render in quick edit for easy inline editing.

Roadmap: 64229

Edit with confidence, for those accidental âoopsâ moments

As you work across rows and columns within Microsoft Lists, mistakes will happen, and it needs to be easy to recover information. Like how you can remove sentences and phrases in a Word document, you will be able to do this in Lists by using the undo button. The same is true in reverse if there was something in a field previously that you want to bring back - just click the redo button.

Click Undo or Redo to revert changes or remove mistakes within Microsoft Lists.

Roadmap: 68810

Improved inline editing experience

The team has been working hard to improve the inline editing experience and release the new grid view. Our priority is providing the most effective inline editing experience by delivering new field editors and features designed to make editing data better than ever.

New inline field editors

Person Items with a Person column can now be rendered using the new "pill" design format with a profile personâs photo also displayed. Select one or more people to add to a Person column quickly, and the entry will display an updated look. To turn this on, you can select âshow profile pictureâ from the column setting.

Roadmap ID: 67095

Choice Items within a Choice column will support single, multi-choice, and manual fill as you add items. You'll see updated formatting right away and can update and remove choice fields and formatting selections previously applied.

Roadmap ID: 67095

Date and Time The legacy calendar control is replaced with Office Fabric calendar for Gregorian calendars in SharePoint lists and libraries when filling or adjusting the date field. The new calendar experience is faster and delivers a coherent experience across throughout.

Roadmap ID: 63277

Yes/No Items with a Yes/No column will appear with a check mark when the value is selected.

Roadmap ID: 67119

Multi-line Rich text editor When you turn on rich text editing in your multi-line text fields, you can now edit directly inline in grid.

Roadmap ID: (coming soon)

Improvements to the overall editing experience throughout the grid

As you can see, what was âQuick editâ is now Edit in grid view, and one of the biggest innovations is simply improving the speed and accuracy for how you input and update information. The grid itself is a feature, and weâve spent a lot of time reviewing feedback and improving both technology performance â to keep up with the speed at which you work AND not slow you down.

The new Quick Edit experience showing some of the innovation: updated grid lines, fixed row height, new selection, sticky first column, Add new button, visual cues and more.

Fixed row height | When in grid, you will see a new layout option âFixed Heightâ within the view drop-down menu. This layout option will adjust the height of all rows to the same height to optimize vertical spacing.

Roadmap ID: 64867

Sticky first column | Easily navigate you list with a sticky column. As you scroll horizontally across a list or documentary library in grid, the far-left column remains in place. You can see this in the main graphic of this section â the âSession nameâ column remains in place as you scroll to the right.

Roadmap ID: 64866

New Visuals | You'll see new grid lines, an improved on-hover experience when using your mouse around the grid, themed color bars on the side of list items - including error messaging, a âCreate New Itemâ button at the bottom of quick edit for creating new items inline, and updated column header drop-down menus.

Roadmap ID: 64871

Selection | You will see an updated way for selecting single or multiple items. This, too, supports existing copy/paste and drag-to-fill, applicable to multiple rows when using shift + selection. And when navigating and interacting via keyboard keystrokes - like what we talked to John Sanders about - a consistent keyboard navigation approach.

Roadmap ID: 64868

Expanding the default grid view from 30 items to 100 | You will now see 100 items per page on SharePoint document library or list when using Quick Edit; aka, less need page through items - noting that many lists are greater than 30 items and less than 100 - a nice data-driven outcome based on real customer use.

Roadmap ID: 64231

Keyboarding consistency | When you edit in grid view, you will have a faster editing experience that adheres to greater levels of accessibility. Navigate across rows and columns using the tab key. Plus, pressing Enter enables you to edit that field. Clicking Enter on a new row saves the new item. And pressing the Esc key closes editor.

Roadmap ID: 70670

Visual and verbal read only field cues | Lists fields will show people when a field is edit-only and screen reader support when a field is read-only.

Roadmap ID: 70672

Configure your schema, aka â make lists your own especially when in grid view

You no longer need to leave inline editing to configure schema on your list â to do things like filter, sort, create new columns, hide columns, and save viewsâ¦ yep, do all that now directly from grid edit mode.

Create all column types directly from Quick Edit | Youâll be able to create all the same columns types when you need to start tracking additional information without have to leave Quick Edit.

Roadmap ID: 63277

Create all column types directly from Quick Edit.

Learn more how to create all column types when in Edit in grid view mode.

Edit all columns directly from grid | The capabilities when in Lists "grid" view will now allow people to pin a column to the filter's pane, format the column, show/hide columns, and hide their column(s). You used to have to exit out of grid edit to accomplish these common tasks. Exit edit mode less â thatâs the new motto.

Roadmap ID: 68714

Access list forms while editing in grid view

We have brought the form into grid view so you can easily view your content vertically or create new items. This is useful if certain columns are hidden from the view or you have lots of columns requiring horizontal scrolling.

View and edit items in forms inside of grid | Get full visibility on the whole of information per list or file item by viewing its form (instead of scrolling to the right on the row).

View and edit items in forms inside of Quick edit.

Roadmap: 64232

âNewâ button on the command bar | Alongside adding a new row below the last, you can now click the New button to add a new item or file â the same âNewâ experience when not in Quick Edit.

Roadmap: 64230

Learn more about editing list items.

In summaryâ¦

So, go ahead, Edit in grid view. We know youâre going to like the depth of capability when in edit mode, including the performance and bulk capability improvements.

To learn more about lists, check out the additional resources:

Microsoft Lists support (training articles/videos)

Microsoft Lists resource center

Microsoft Lists adoption center

"Microsoft Lists announcements at Ignite 2020" [blog]

"6 Microsoft Lists on-demand session videos" [blog + videos]

Track what matters most. Make a list and let it flow.

Thanks for checking out the new grid view,

Miceile Barrett, senior program manager â Microsoft (@MSFTmiceile on Twitter)
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Source: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/...w/ba-p/2110489

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Jobert Enamno · Feb 2, 2021

can i grid my apps instead of a list (running w8 nokia 720)

I have actually. I have even Nokia running series 40 OS with menu grid which is awesome. Using list view on windows phone instead of grid is time consuming especially if you have bunch of installed apps. Having alphabetical shortcut less helpful especially
if you are looking for an installed app where you are not sure what's the starting letter. I think there is suggestion on uservoice page suggesting menu grid. It got thousands of votes. I even casted three votes but sad to say Microsoft seems has no plan yet
to implement it.

Paolo Mag · Feb 2, 2021

My desktop icons move to a grid on the left for no reason

Hello,

If your icons are aligned to a grid, this means that the settings of your desktop are currently auto arranged and automatically aligned. Since you want to rearrange your desktop icons on however you like them, we suggest that you follow these steps:

Right-click at a blank area on your desktop.

Hover on View.

In the right pane, look for Auto arrange icons. If it's checked, make sure to uncheck it.

Hover again on View.

This time, look for Align icons to grid. If it's checked, make sure to uncheck it.

After doing these steps, you'll be able to rearrange all your desktop icons again on how you want it.

Let us know how it goes and if you need further assistance, feel free to post back.

P4-630 · Feb 2, 2021

GRID 1.2 PC patch released

For all GRID racing owners:

The folks at Codemasters have released a new PC patch for their recent racing sim game GRID and we have it ready to grab right here at Big Download. The 1.2 patch has a number of fixes and changes for the game which we have right here:

Fix for sessions list overflow and missing characters in front end.

Fix for errors generated on game shutdown

Support for TrackIR

Online experience points: more points awarded for completing longer races

Assists on/off toggle added to session creation and browsing

All offline events (apart from head-to-heads and touge) are now available online (event voting screen now scrolls to see additional championships).

Fix for failure to recognise some devices in user-created action map presets, including Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2.

Fixed GRID startup issue where it appears as a process in Task Manager but fails to run.

Additional experience points are awarded for not colliding with other cars whilst racing damage on or forward sessions

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Patch download:
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