overview of microsoft office 365 development
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Overview of Microsoft Office 365 Development
Office 365
Hands-on lab
In this lab, you will work with existing Office 365 apps.
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Exercise 1: Apps for SharePoint
You must have an Office 365 tenant to complete this lab. To sign up for an Office 365 developer
subscription:
1. Navigate to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/fp179924(v=office.15).aspx.
2. Under the heading Sign up for an Office 365 Developer Site click Try It Free.
3. Fill out the form to obtain your trial O365 subscription.
4. When completed, you will have a developer site in the [subscription].sharepoint.com domain
located at the root of your subscription (e.g. https://mysubscription.sharepoint.com)
5. You must have a Microsoft account to complete this lab. If you do not have one, navigate to
https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?lic=1 and create one.
In this exercise you will download, install and investigate an existing App for SharePoint.
Log into your Office 365 tenant.
1. Navigate to any site for which you are an administrator.
Install an existing App for SharePoint
1. Click Site Contents.
2. Click Add an App
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3. Click SharePoint Store
4. Search the SharePoint Store for Discover SharePoint
5. Click the Discover SharePoint App
6. Click Add it
7. When prompted, click Trust It.
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Use the new App
1. Launch the Discover SharePoint App.
2. Note that the app launches into a full-screen experience driven from
http://www.discoversharepoint.com.
3. Note that the app also provides a link to return to the SharePoint host web.
4. Navigate the app to review its content.
5. Click Back to Site to return to the host web.
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Exercise 2: Apps for Office (Word)
In this exercise, you will download, install and investigate an App for Office hosted by Word.
Install an existing App for Office
1. Launch Word 2013.
2. When Word 2013 starts, click Blank Document.
3. Click the Insert tab.
4. In the Apps group, click Store.
5. In the store, search for Wikipedia.
6. Click Add next to the Wikipedia app.
7. When prompted, click Trust It.
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Use the new App
1. In the Wikipedia task pane, search for Azure.
2. Click Microsoft Azure.
3. Click Sections.
4. Click History.
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5. Highlight the first few paragraphs.
6. Click the Plus symbol (+) to insert the text.
7. Close Word 2013.
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Exercise 3: Apps for Office (Excel)
In this exercise, you will download, install and investigate an App for Office hosted by Excel.
Sign up to access sample data.
1. Navigate to the Azure Data Market.
2. Sign in with your Microsoft account.
3. Search for crime.
4. Click 2006-2008 Crime in the United States
5. Click Sign Up
6. When complete, click Explore this Dataset.
7. Click Show to display the Primary Account Key
Import data into the Excel spreadsheet
1. In Excel 2013, click the Data tab.
2. In the Get External Data group, click From Web.
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3. Enter the following URL and click GO. When prompted for a user name and password, use your
Primary Account Key for both.
↪ https://api.datamarket.azure.com/data.gov/Crimes/v1/CityCrime
4. Click Import. When prompted for a user name and password, use your Primary Account Key for
both.
5. In the spreadsheet, locate the data for Alaska.
6. Hide the columns so that State, City, and Violent Crime columns are next to each other.
Install an existing App for Office
1. Launch **Excel 2013*.
2. When Excel 2013 starts, click Blank Workbook.
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3. Click the Insert tab.
4. In the Apps group, click Store.
5. In the store, search for Modern Trend.
6. Click Add next to the Modern Trend app.
7. When prompted, click Trust It.
Use the App for Office
1. In the app, click Select Your Data.
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2. Select the cities and crime statistics.
3. Click Create.
Congratulations! You have completed investigating Apps for SharePoint and Office.