[Autogenerated] hi. And this lesson, I'm
gonna show you how to edit the document
library view so that IT surfaces that
metadata those columns that we created and
added to our content type. We're here in
our sales proposals document library. And
when we click on new UI CR sales proposal
content type UI click there, it's gonna
open up a new blank document here in word
online. And I'm not going to do anything
with the document right now other than
name IT. Let's call it proposal 01 Well,
Khloe's IT refresh, and there is our first
sales proposal. Now, if we select it and
come over to the details panel UI scroll
down and we see the properties that
metadata those fields that we created when
we created those columns. And if we click
here on edit all we could go ahead and add
in information about IT. Customer name.
We're gonna pick a date. This is the date
submitted. Will say the 17th. I'm gonna
give him a due date and let's give him Ah,
good month. Our mountain number. Well,
$10,000 looks good and we'll leave the
decision that undecided. But remember, it
is a drop-down and we-can change to
reflect what it is. So we've added all of
that information, but we're still not
seeing IT. We need to change the library
view so that we see it. And to do that,
we're gonna come over here to all
documents, select the drop-down and choose
edit current view brings us here to the
edit view page. All right, we're gonna get
rid of name. No. We want name modified by
and modified. And we see our other.
There's our other fields. The next one
that we want is going to be customer name.
So we'll make that three. That's gonna be
column three they've submitted would be
for decision. Due date would be five, Make
amount six and decision seven. That should
do it. Come up to the top click. OK, And
there we go. There is our content. Type
all of that metadata. We're going to
select their document. We could go to the
details panel, and once again, we can
click on edit all and change any of those
values when we want to. And that's how you
can edit your library view to display the
content type. That's it for this lesson.
Thanks for listening. And I'll see you next time