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articles/en/SharePointOnline/Add content type.md

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Content types were introduced in SharePoint 2007 products and technologies. A content type defines the metadata and behavior for a particular data entity—usually, a business document or item of some kind. Each content type contains references to one or more site columns. You can also associate workflows, information management policies, and document templates with content types. A SharePoint content type pulls together an item and information about the item. It makes it easy to provide consistency across a site. Some of the popular content types are item or a document. A site collection owner can [create custom content types](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-or-customize-a-site-content-type-27eb6551-9867-4201-a819-620c5658a60f?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us) that would reflect more the needs of a company, and add it to selected lists and libraries. A content type can be also [published from a content type hub](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/publish-a-content-type-from-a-content-publishing-hub-58081155-118d-4e7a-9cc5-d43b5dbb7d02?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us) and managed centrally.

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A simple query is often more easily typed directly. Writing CamlQuery in a complex scenario is usually time-consuming and prone to error. A way around it is to use GUI and create a specific view in SharePoint list/library:
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<h3>Method 1: Using REST Endpoint and browser</h3>
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replacing your tenant and site collection names, the list GUID and view GUID with values from the view created in the previous point. I like to use Edge for this step, because it renders a very nice and readable XML:
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Both Microsoft Teams and Viva Engage offer powerful features for collaboration, communication, and employee engagement. However, when should you use **Viva Engage** and for what scenarios is **Microsoft Teams** better?
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#### **Viva Engage: A Platform for Employee Engagement and Connection**
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