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3 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint + Powershel... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hey Karen,
In this case, you'd save the script as a file, say "release-holds.ps1"

Then you'd pass it arguments
.\release-holds.ps1 "http://sharepoint/" "My Library"

Otherwise, you can just remove the args part and do $siteURL = "http://sharepoint/" and so on.

3 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Stop ... · 1 reply · +1 points

Hey Mike,
Glad I could help! There is one additional change I want to make: fixing the raw html codes (I forget what they're called.) You know, the way apostrophes show up as "#&146;" If/when I update that, I'll let you know. What does your final code look like, btw?

7 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 0 replies · +1 points

Kerberos, as it turns out, wasn't actually working for me.

read here for more info (the news is eh)

7 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 0 replies · +1 points

here :)

7 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 0 replies · +1 points

Client side workaround for "automatically" refreshing data hourly

7 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 1 reply · +1 points

I understand now why this happens.. unfortunately, I found out, as you confirmed, that you cannot refresh a SharePoint List data source within Excel Services. I'll post an update shortly.

7 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 1 reply · +1 points

I have to rework this blog post. There is no way to refresh the data on the server side when using SharePoint lists as a data source within Excel Services. I ended up writing a client side refresher on a timer. I'll post that soon.

8 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hey Krishna,
Click on the PivotTable, then at the top, go to Options and all the way to the left, it says "PivotTable1." You can rename it there :)

8 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 1 reply · +1 points

Hey Gui,
I'm really happy you found the post useful! It's a matter of preference, I suppose. I prefer the look and feel of web pages as opposed to Excel. I also chose PerformancePoint over Excel Web Parts because it's quick and easy once you get it.

Good luck getting the data to refresh.. I'm going to be playing with the SSS ID stuff later next week. So far, Kerberos works for me.

8 weeks ago @ nerds:~ # - SharePoint 2010: Creat... · 0 replies · +1 points

I'm unable to replicate the error. I believe it's because both of you exported your .odc files and used the SSS ID. I was going to say you can create a new site then export it but it's likely that the issues you are having are at the farm level. What do the logs have to say?
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