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Sharepoint 2013 : Creating a list workflow in SharePoint Designer

12/4/2013 2:30:20 AM
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SharePoint Designer is an advanced tool used by high-level business administrators and developers who need to extend the out-of-the-box SharePoint 2013 functionality. If you want to create a new workflow from scratch, you will need to use SharePoint Designer.

At the time of this writing, SharePoint Designer 2013 is supported on the following operating systems only: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012. You can download the software directly from Microsoft or your IT staff can provide you with a download, as needed.

Create a list workflow in SharePoint Designer

  1. On a list on your SharePoint site, on the ribbon, click the Library tab.

  2. In the Settings section, click the lower half of the Workflow Settings icon.

  3. On the menu that appears, click the Create A Workflow In SharePoint Designer command.

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    Tip

    When you first start SharePoint Designer 2013, if you are prompted with a warning asking “Do you want to allow this website to open a program on this computer?” you can click the Allow button to approve this action. Additionally, you can clear the check box to display this warning each time in the future.

    Tip

    Your workflow must include a “Go to End of Workflow” stage transition. You will be unable to publish the workflow without this final transition, which specifies for the workflow to finish processing after all tasks are complete.

  4. In the Create List Workflow dialog box, enter a name and description for the workflow.

  5. Choose the Platform Type for this workflow.

    Note: the remaining instructions are written for SharePoint 2013.

  6. Click OK.

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  7. Add new items to the workflow. For each item, do the following:

    1. Click a point to insert the item within the workflow.

    2. Select one of the insert buttons to see a list of items that can be added at the current point.

  8. On the ribbon, click the Workflow tab. In the Save group, click Publish to publish your workflow on the SharePoint site.

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Tip

SharePoint 2013 Foundation users can use only SharePoint 2010 workflows. SharePoint 2013 workflows are limited to Office 365 SharePoint users and users of Standard and Enterprise editions.

 
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