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By default, SharePoint includes several predefined content types. However, to meet your organization's unique needs, you may need to create custom content types for specific document types or workflows.
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## User Interface
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2. On the right-hand side click List Settings.
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4. In the Settings choose Advanced settings.
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5. Under Content types section, you can choose whether to allow or not the management of content types. Yes corresponds to $true in the script below, while No corresponds to $false:
- The script includes paths to the SharePoint CSOM DLLs, which are required for interacting with SharePoint Online using the Client-Side Object Model (CSOM).
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### Use Cases:
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-**Enable Content Types for all Lists**:
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- You might use this script when you need to standardize content types across multiple lists in a SharePoint site.
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