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| SharePoint | Set Up Global Intranet | https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/Set-up-global-intranet.md | description: Learn about setting up a SharePoint intranet for a global organizat # Considerations when planning for a global intranet -If your organization has team members in multiple locations around the world, you have additional considerations and options as you plan for your SharePoint intelligent intranet. For example, you may want different branding for individual regions. You may want to target content to team members in certain regions or countries. You may want to provide sites in multiple languages. Or you may need to comply with data residency requirements in certain countries. +If your organization has team members in multiple locations around the world, you have additional considerations and options as you plan for your SharePoint intelligent intranet. For example, you may want different branding for individual regions. You may want to target content to team members in certain countries/regions. You may want to provide sites in multiple languages. Or you may need to comply with data residency requirements in certain countries/regions. Here are options to consider which can be used independently or in combination to meet the needs of your global intranet and create the best experience for your users. [Hub sites](#hub-sites) For example, you might want to prominently display news about a sales meeting in ## Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo -Some countries have laws requiring that user data be stored within that country. To accommodate these requirements, you can set up a Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo tenant. With a Multi-Geo tenant, your tenant may be provisioned in one country, but user data for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange can be stored in other countries. For example, you may have 5,000 employees in Europe and 8,000 employees in North America. All the users are working within the same tenant, but data for the 5,000 employees are stored in Europe while data for the 8,000 employees is stored in North America. This allows for seamless collaboration across your organization while still meeting data residency requirements. +Some countries/regions have laws requiring that user data be stored within that country. To accommodate these requirements, you can set up a Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo tenant. With a Multi-Geo tenant, your tenant may be provisioned in one country, but user data for SharePoint, OneDrive, and Exchange can be stored in other countries/regions. For example, you may have 5,000 employees in Europe and 8,000 employees in North America. All the users are working within the same tenant, but data for the 5,000 employees are stored in Europe while data for the 8,000 employees is stored in North America. This allows for seamless collaboration across your organization while still meeting data residency requirements. After Multi-Geo is enabled for your tenant, you can set up and manage geo locations on the <a href="https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=2185076" target="_blank">Geo locations page</a> in the SharePoint admin center. |
| SharePoint | Deploy And Configure On Macos | https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md | There are two basic ways that you, as an administrator, can deploy the OneDrive ## Manage OneDrive settings on macOS using property list (.plist) files After the OneDrive sync app for Mac is installed, users can configure settings for the app. These settings are called preferences. As an administrator, you might want to provide users in your organization with a standard set of preferences. Preferences for the OneDrive sync app for Mac are stored in property list (.plist) files.- + || Standalone | Mac App Store | |:--|:--|:--| |**.plist location** |~/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.OneDrive.plist |~/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac/Data/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.OneDrive-mac.plist | Use the following keys to pre-configure or change settings for your users. The k - [DownloadBandwidthLimited](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#downloadbandwidthlimited) - [EnableAllOcsiClients](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#enableallocsiclients) - [EnableODIgnore](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#enableodignore)+- [EnableSyncAdminReports](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#enablesyncadminreports) - [FilesOnDemandEnabled](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#filesondemandenabled) - [HideDockIcon](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#hidedockicon) - [HydrationDisallowedApps](deploy-and-configure-on-macos.md#hydrationdisallowedapps) The example for this setting in the .plist file is: </array> ``` +### EnableSyncAdminReports ++<a name="EnableSyncAdminReports"> </a> ++This setting lets the OneDrive sync app report device and health data that's to be included in sync admin reports. You must enable this setting on the devices you want to get reports from. For more information about these reports, see [OneDrive sync reports in the Apps Admin Center](/sharepoint/sync-health?tabs=macos). ++If you disable or don't configure this setting, OneDrive sync app device and health data won't appear in the sync admin reports. ++The following example shows how this setting looks like in the .plist file: ++```xml +<key>EnableSyncAdminReports</key> +<integer>1</integer> +``` + ### FilesOnDemandEnabled <a name="FilesOnDemandEnabled"> </a> |
| SharePoint | Find Your Office 365 Tenant Id | https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/find-your-office-365-tenant-id.md | Previously updated : 07/11/2018 Last updated : 07/17/2023 Title: "Find your Microsoft 365 tenant ID" Your Microsoft 365 tenant ID is a globally unique identifier (GUID) that is diff **To find your Microsoft 365 tenant ID in the Azure AD admin center** -Your tenant ID can be found in the **Tenant ID** box on the [Properties page](https://aad.portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ActiveDirectoryMenuBlade/Properties). +Your tenant ID can be found in the **Tenant ID** box on the [Overview page](https://entra.microsoft.com/#view/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/TenantOverview.ReactView).  |
| SharePoint | Create An Excel Services Dashboard Using A Data Model Sharepoint Server 2013 | https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointServer/administration/create-an-excel-services-dashboard-using-a-data-model-sharepoint-server-2013.md | Our example dashboard is designed to be a prototype that you can use to learn ho |Who will use the dashboard? <br/> |The dashboard is intended for use by sales representatives, sales managers, corporate executives, and other stakeholders who are interested in sales information for the fictitious company Adventure Works Cycles. <br/> | |How will the dashboard be used? That is, what kinds of information do the dashboard consumers want to see? <br/> | Sales representatives, managers, executives, and other dashboard consumers want to use the dashboard to view, explore, and analyze data. At a minimum, the dashboard consumers want to see the following kinds of information: <br/> Sales amounts across different sales territories at the country level <br/> Order quantities for products in the Internet and reseller sales channels <br/> Order quantities and sales amounts for various promotions the company held <br/> Dashboard consumers want to use the dashboard to view, explore, and analyze data to obtain answers to specific questions. <br/> The dashboard consumers also want to be able to use a filter to focus on more specific information, such as how many orders and how much sales were generated from different promotions. <br/> | |Does data exist that we can use to create the dashboard? <br/> |The Adventure Works sample database contains the data that we want to use for the dashboard. The sample database contains lots of tables. We can easily create a Data Model in Excel that will enable us to create reports using multiple tables as a single data source. This will enable us to create interactive reports that dashboard users can use to explore data by viewing different levels of detail. <br/> |-|What items should the dashboard contain? <br/> | Our example dashboard includes the following items: <br/> A Data Model that includes several tables that are stored in SQL Server. <br/> A report showing product sales information across different countries <br/> A report showing orders and sales information for different products <br/> A filter that dashboard consumers can use to view information for a particular promotion <br/> | +|What items should the dashboard contain? <br/> | Our example dashboard includes the following items: <br/> A Data Model that includes several tables that are stored in SQL Server. <br/> A report showing product sales information across different countries/regions <br/> A report showing orders and sales information for different products <br/> A filter that dashboard consumers can use to view information for a particular promotion <br/> | Now that we have created our dashboard plan, we can begin to create the dashboard. For our example dashboard, we'll create two reports, as described in the followi |**Report Type**|**Report Name**|**Description**| |:--|:--|:--|-|PivotChart report <br/> |Territory Sales <br/> |Bar chart report that shows sales amounts across different countries. <br/> | +|PivotChart report <br/> |Territory Sales <br/> |Bar chart report that shows sales amounts across different countries/regions. <br/> | |PivotTable report <br/> |Product Orders and Sales <br/> |Table that shows order quantities and sales amounts for products across the Internet and Reseller channels. <br/> | We begin by creating the Territory Sales report. We begin by creating the Territory Sales report. 5. Expand **DimSalesTerritory**, and then select **SalesTerritoryCountry**. -6. Expand **FactInternetSales**, and then select **SalesAmount**. The chart updates to show sales amounts across different countries. +6. Expand **FactInternetSales**, and then select **SalesAmount**. The chart updates to show sales amounts across different countries/regions. 7. Notice that the chart legend says **Total**, which is not necessarily useful information. To change that, follow these steps: We begin by creating the Territory Sales report. 2. In the **Value Field Settings** dialog, in the **Custom Name** box, type **Internet Sales**, and then click **OK**. The chart does not seem to have changed at this point, but you will see the changes after you complete the next step. -8. In the **PivotChart Fields** section, expand **FactResellerSales**, and then select **SalesAmount**. The chart updates to show two sets of bars representing sales amounts across different countries. +8. In the **PivotChart Fields** section, expand **FactResellerSales**, and then select **SalesAmount**. The chart updates to show two sets of bars representing sales amounts across different countries/regions. 9. To change how the sales amount information for the reseller channel is represented in the chart legend, follow these steps: Now that the dashboard is open for viewing, we can use it to obtain answers to s |**Question**|**Action**| |:--|:--|-|Which two countries sold more on the Internet than through resellers? <br/> |Look at the bar chart. Notice that in Australia and Germany, Internet sales amounts are greater than reseller sales amounts. <br/> | +|Which two countries/regions sold more on the Internet than through resellers? <br/> |Look at the bar chart. Notice that in Australia and Germany, Internet sales amounts are greater than reseller sales amounts. <br/> | |For the Volume Discount 41 to 60 promotion, which item had the highest sales amount? <br/> |In the **Promotion** slicer, select **Volume Discount 41 to 60**. Notice the reports update to show reseller sales information only. In the PivotTable report, notice that Women's Mountain Shorts has the highest sales amount. <br/> | |What product had the highest sales amounts for the reseller channel across all promotions? <br/> |To answer this question, follow these steps. <br/> Open the workbook in Excel. Make sure the slicer is cleared so that data for all promotions is displayed. In the PivotTable report, click a row in the Reseller Sales column. On the Data tab, click Sort to open the Sort by Value dialog. Under Sort Options, select Largest to Smallest, and then click OK. Notice that the PivotTable report shows Mountain-200 with the highest sales amount in the reseller channel. |-|Is it possible to change the bar chart to display order quantities across different countries instead of sales amounts? <br/> |Click the bar chart to open the **PivotChart Fields** list. In the **FactInternetSales** section, select **OrderQuantity** and clear **SalesAmount**. In the **FactResellerSales** section, select **OrderQuantity** and clear **SalesAmount**. The bar chart updates to display order quantities across the different countries. <br/> | +|Is it possible to change the bar chart to display order quantities across different countries/regions instead of sales amounts? <br/> |Click the bar chart to open the **PivotChart Fields** list. In the **FactInternetSales** section, select **OrderQuantity** and clear **SalesAmount**. In the **FactResellerSales** section, select **OrderQuantity** and clear **SalesAmount**. The bar chart updates to display order quantities across the different countries/regions. <br/> | ## See also <a name="part4"> </a> |
| SharePoint | Plan Variations For Multilingual Cross Site Publishing Site | https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointServer/administration/plan-variations-for-multilingual-cross-site-publishing-site.md | The following diagram shows how you should set up your site architecture so that When you use variations on your publishing site as described in scenario 3, your sites are not hosted on the top-level domain of the respective country/region code, such as www.contoso.com, www.contoso.no, and www.contoso.de. Instead, the URLs are www.contoso.com/en-us, www.contoso.com/nb-no, and www.contoso.com/de-de. When sites aren't hosted on the top-level domain of the respective country/region code, search engines such as Bing or Google might rank search results identically for all language versions of your site. -For example, consider a company that sells washing machines in different countries. The most popular washing machine in a small country, for example Norway, differs from the most popular washing machine in a large country, for example Germany. This means that if someone searches for a Contoso washing machine in Norway, it's possible that the search results will show the most popular washing machine in Germany high up in the search results because overall this is the most popular washing machine. +For example, consider a company that sells washing machines in different countries/regions. The most popular washing machine in a small country, for example Norway, differs from the most popular washing machine in a large country, for example Germany. This means that if someone searches for a Contoso washing machine in Norway, it's possible that the search results will show the most popular washing machine in Germany high up in the search results because overall this is the most popular washing machine. To show differences in local search engine rankings, you must use locale-specific site collections on your publishing site (scenario 1 and 2). |