Chapter 3
Working with Lists
In This Chapter
Creating new SharePoint lists
Adding, editing, and viewing list items
Adding Web Parts to default list forms
Working with overlays and group calendars
SharePoint 2010 provides many kinds of lists that you can use to track information. A list is similar to an Excel spreadsheet or a table in an Access database. Unlike a spreadsheet that is blank when you first create it, SharePoint provides several predefined lists. These lists have columns and forms that make it possible for you to track everything from contacts to tasks.
SharePoint provides three basic kinds of lists:
Communications lists are used to track announcements, contacts, and discussion boards.
Tracking lists are used to track information such as links, calendars, tasks, issues, and surveys.
Custom lists provide a starting template that you can build on to create a list with the ...
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