
Hi @Siv Iren Andersen ,
To get the ProductID of an installed application, you can go to the App Catalog site and find it in Apps for SahrePoint library.
Or use the cmdlet Get-SPOAppInfo
. For more details: Get-SPOAppInfo.
To get the GUID, whose GUID you want? A site, a list, a feature or anything else? To get the guid of a list/library, open the SharePoint list using the browser, then go to the list settings -> copy the URL from the browser and put it somewhere in the notepad
https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename/_layouts/15/listedit.aspx?List=%7Bccaa6739-0451-4e5d-a32d-e2b3a1eaa864%7D
-> Now notice whatever present after List=%7Bccaa6739-0451-4e5d-a32d-e2b3a1eaa864%7D
->
- Change “%7B” to “{“
- Change “%7D” to “}”
Now the ID should look like this:
{ccaa6739-0451-4e5d-a32d-e2b3a1eaa864}
To get the GUID of a site, take this article as a reference: How to find GUIDs of SharePoint sites.
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If you want the GUID of something else, comment below and I will follow up.
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