When you add a SharePoint list as a tab, there is no way to search the list. Makes long lists unusable. I have many SharePoint lists that I could add a tabs for my users, but lack of a search feature is keeping me from being able to do this.

I suggest that versioning should be switched on by default for Lists as most end users don't know the SharePoint back end and won't think of switching it on.

When adding a link to an lists entry, it cannot be longer than 255 characters. Which means that OneNote links cannot be added as they are (often) longer.

When you create a flow in a SharePoint list which can be run on demand per item in the list and you add this sharepoint list as a tab in a Microsoft Teams channel, the option to run flows does not exist and thus you have to access the page via the browser to access this feature. It would be very helpful if this can be accessed in teams instead.

I would like the option when setting an Alert on a SharePoint List or Document Library to have the Alert come via Microsoft Teams Chat rather than via Email alert.

want to get the app usage details of active users and teams in Teams app usage report. not just the number

The new lists app is great but i'd like to be able to have personal lists as well, perhaps as an item on the left hand side alongside calendar etc.

I'd like to be able to use the lists feature to maintain my own todo lists that are separate from a channels or teams lists

As an extension of this, the personal lists view could also provide easy access to lists in channels that you are a member of?

Please insert functionality in Lists that sends a notification to a person whom was assigned a task (same as Planner).

Hi, the Lists App is awesome. To make it more awesome, is there any chance you could add "Checklist" as a column option, so that for any particular item in the list, a checklist can be built.

Please add the ability to create sub items for items in a list. This would assist greatly with with larger projects as well as list organization.

There is a feature to import data to a new SharePoint List. Would like to expand this to allow the import of new data to an existing SharePoint List.

I found a 3rd part add-in for this functionality, but our company does not allow that.

I love the fact that we can add a SharePoint list as a tab in Teams. Unfortunately, a Quick Edit view always freezes and will not let users exit it.

"Adaptive Cards" should have HTML formatting to become aligned with SharePoint lists.
SharePoint Lists allow for rich text formatting, but when presenting this in an Adaptive Card in TEAMS this is not possible.
Even worse modifying rich text using an adaptive card is not possible at all.
Allowing to pass all formatting from SharePoint List, would be great and allow for cool cards

I see a bunch of useless apps that don't matter to me. And when I need to open Word for example I have to leave Teams and go to the Hub. Just add OneNote, Word, and PowerPoint to the list, as well as Excel and more popular ones

Create a connector for SharePoint so that it can post into a channel when activity in a SharePoint list or library occurs (e.g. a new item is created or modified). For list items that are modified, it should indicate which column was modified. Currently, something similar can be achieved using Flow, but for most Team owners, creating a flow is too technical.

Hallo,
die Importfunktion ist mit vorhandenne Excel-Dateien fast nicht zu machen. Diese müssen überarbeitet werden und teilweise ist es einfacherer erst eine Export-Datei aus List zu generieren und dann die Daten als Text einzufügen. Leider geht damit viel Funktionalität der Ursprungsdatei verloren. Gerade Funktionen in Feldern sind damit erst wieder nachträglich wieder zu erstellen in Lists.
Hier könnte damit die effiziens und akzeptanz masiv erhöht werden.

I use this for project tracking. It would be great to have the ability to right-click on a project and set an alert with day and time or link it to the task activity in outlook.

When adding a Sharepoint List to a Tab in a Team, it puts the entire sharepoint site in a frame. It's visually akward and exposes functionality you may not want the team members to see or be distracted by. Just embed the list itself.

The conditional formatting feature in lists is useful but unless you are the one who has set up the formatting or you have a key stored separately, users can't see what the formatting/ colours mean at a glance.