How to create a list of all site collections?
If you want to create a list of all site collections and subsites in your whole SharePoint tenant, Using SharePoint Online Management Shell that contains Get-SPOSite cmdlet you could retrieve information about site collections as demonstrated below for SharePoint Online (SPO):
How to get all site columns in SharePoint Online?
To get all site columns in SharePoint Online, Go to Site Settings >> Click on “Site Columns” under the Web Designer Galleries section. Site columns are hierarchical in nature. So, when you create a site column it flows on all sites underneath it.
How to count subsites in SharePoint site collections?
There are so many posts and references which outline the way but I could not find a post which can provide the count of subsites (all levels again) in a site collection. My environment is SharePoint Online. I need two things: Get the count of all subsites in all site collections in SharePoint Online and export to CSV.
How are columns created at site collection level?
Site Columns will be created at Site Collection level. Content Type will be created at Site Collection level. These Content Type would be referring to available site columns. Content Type will be associated with site level Document Library or Custom List.
How to get list of lists in REST API?
You can use the following REST API call to get a “list of lists” on your site. If you just want to get top-level site collections without the subsites, just omit the contentclass:STS_Web.
How to list subsites for a SharePoint site?
Namespace: microsoft.graph Get a collection of subsites defined for a site. One of the following permissions is required to call this API. To learn more, including how to choose permissions, see Permissions.
How many attachments can I add to a subsite?
The lists and columns already in place are just local ones in the subsites, not site level (old build, but alot of data) Thanks! Attachments: Up to 10 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 3.0 MiB each and 30.0 MiB total.