SharePoint - Zero-Based Index

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Zero-based index

Indicator when the first item has an index of zero.

SharePoint - Z-Axis

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Z-axis

Third axis in a three-dimensional chart that is used to represent the depth. In on premise SharePoint can be utilized via a chart webpart. In SharePoint Online can be utilized in Excel via a file viewer web part or via the Power BI, Power App or quick chart web part.

SharePoint - Y-Axis

The following is a SharePoint addiction word of the day:

Y-axis

Vertical line referenced on a chart. In on premise SharePoint can be utilized via a chart webpart. In SharePoint Online can be utilized in Excel via a file viewer web part or via the Power BI, Power App or quick chart web part.

SharePoint - XML Web Services

 The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

XML Web Services

Data which is formatted as XML and transported utilizing the simple object access protocol (SOAP). The system which requests data is the XML web service requestor and the provider of the XML data is the XML web service provider.

SharePoint - XML Path Language (XPath)

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

XML path language (XPath)

Means to manipulate and navigate through XML data. XPath models XML data via a tree of nodes.

SharePoint Consultant - Key Traits

In this day and age if one is a SharePoint consultant, the following are the key aspects they should know:

1) Content migrations from SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 to SharePoint Online

2) Upgrading SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 and hybrid-based environments

3) Creating and supporting items across the entire Power Platform (PowerApps, Power Automate, PowerBI and Power Virtual agents)

4) Converting legacy InfoPath functionality to the Power Platform

5) Performing application migrations into custom Power Platform applications

6) Intranet development, re-platforming and evangelizing the Viva aspects

7) Integrating the needed line of business applications into SharePoint

8) Creating and recommending proper governance for the Microsoft 365 stack

Value Wise - What SharePoint Does?

The following are some of the values that SharePoint provides over other large enterprise-based tools of the similar realm:

1) Better performance

2) Cloud ready

3) Less of an administrative need (provided power users are given site collection admin access)

4) Reduces complexity, especially if using modern sites

5) Reduces costs in regard to storage (especially if SharePoint Online is being used)

6) Reduces licensing and maintenance costs (especially if SharePoint Online is being used)