SharePoint List Template ID
The SharePoint ListTemplate ID information is a great resource for developers who are looking to programatically create new lists. Each template may represent a unique predefined set of settings, content types, columns, and views. Manually configuring a large quantity of these list settings may no longer needed when lists are provisioned using the appropriate SharePoint List Template ID.
Common SharePoint List Template ID
Commonly used SharePoint List Template ID options include:
- Custom List: 100
- Document Library: 100
- Links: 103
- Announcements: 104
- Calendar: 106
Note: Some list templates are not yet supported with the modern user experience. Known SharePoint list template ID resource include Calendars, Discussions, Tasks, Survey, and Microfeed. The user experience may vary as you navigate throughout a site that consists of both modern and classic templates.
SharePoint List Template ID Reference
Please write down the SharePoint List Template ID you prefer for use later. A SharePoint Site Template ID may be referenced by the “Name” or “ID” depending on the technical implementation.
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Name |
TemplateId | BaseType | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom List | 100 | GenericList | Using a list gives you the power to share information the way you want with your team members. Create your own list from scratch, add any other columns you need, and add items individually, or bulk edit data with Quick Edit. |
| Document Library | 101 | DocumentLibrary | Use a document library to store, organize, sync, and share documents with people. You can use co-authoring, versioning, and check out to work on documents together. With your documents in one place, everybody can get the latest versions whenever they need them. You can also sync your documents to your local computer for offline access. |
| Survey | 102 | Survey | A list of questions which you would like to have people answer. Surveys allow you to quickly create questions and view graphical summaries of the responses. |
| Links | 103 | GenericList | A list of web pages or other resources. |
| Announcements | 104 | GenericList | A list of news items, statuses and other short bits of information. |
| Contacts | 105 | GenericList | A list of people your team works with, like customers or partners. Contacts lists can synchronize with Microsoft Outlook or other compatible programs. |
| Calendar | 106 | GenericList | A calendar of upcoming meetings, deadlines or other events. Calendar information can be synchronized with Microsoft Outlook or other compatible programs. |
| Tasks (2010) | 107 | GenericList | A place for team or personal tasks. |
| Discussion Board | 108 | GenericList | A place to have newsgroup-style discussions. Discussion boards make it easy to manage discussion threads and can be configured to require approval for all posts. |
| Picture Library | 109 | DocumentLibrary | A place to upload and share pictures. |
| Data Sources | 110 | DocumentLibrary | Gallery for storing data source definitions |
| Form Library | 115 | DocumentLibrary | A place to manage business forms like status reports or purchase orders. Form libraries require a compatible XML editor, such as Microsoft InfoPath |
| No Code Workflows | 117 | DocumentLibrary | Gallery for storing No Code Workflows |
| Custom Workflow Process | 118 | GenericList | Custom Workflow Process tracking list for this web. |
| Wiki Page Library | 119 | DocumentLibrary | An interconnected set of easily editable web pages, which can contain text, images and web parts. |
| Custom List in Datasheet View | 120 | GenericList | A blank list which is displayed as a spreadsheet in order to allow easy data entry. You can add your own columns and views. This list type requires a compatible list datasheet ActiveX control, such as the one provided in Microsoft Office. |
| No Code Public Workflows | 122 | DocumentLibrary | Gallery for storing No Code Public Workflows |
| Data Connection Library | 130 | DocumentLibrary | A place where you can easily share files that contain information about external data connections. |
| Workflow History | 140 | GenericList | This list is used by SharePoint to store the history events for workflow instances. |
| Project Tasks | 150 | GenericList | A place for team or personal tasks. Project tasks lists provide a Gantt Chart view and can be opened by Microsoft Project or other compatible programs. |
| Promoted Links | 170 | GenericList | Use this list to display a set of link actions in a tile based visual layout. |
| Tasks | 171 | GenericList | A place for team or personal tasks. |
| Maintenance Log Library Template | 175 | DocumentLibrary | List Template that creates a document library for site collection maintenance logs |
| Status List | 432 | GenericList | A place to track and display a set of goals. Colored icons display the degree to which the goals have been achieved. |
| Report Library | 433 | DocumentLibrary | A place where you can easily create and manage web pages and documents to track metrics, goals and business intelligence information. |
| Persistent Storage List for MySite Published Feed | 544 | GenericList | MySite MicroFeed Persistent Storage List |
| External List | 600 | GenericList | Create an external list to view the data in an External Content Type. |
| Asset Library | 851 | DocumentLibrary | A place to share, browse and manage rich media assets, like image, audio and video files. |
| Issue Tracking | 1100 | Issue | A list of issues or problems associated with a project or item. You can assign, prioritize and track issue status. |
| Draft Apps | 1230 | GenericList | List to references of Apps currently under development on the site |
| Access App | 3100 | DocumentLibrary | The Access web app is an easy-to-use tool for quickly creating browser-based database applications that help you run your business. With rich templates and a simple interface, you can create custom apps fast without being a developer and share your secured data and control with your team more easily. An Access web app is a new type of database that you build in Access, then use and share with others as a SharePoint app in a web browser. To build an app, you just select the type of data you want to track (contacts, tasks, projects, and so on). Access creates the database structure, complete with views that let you add and edit data. Navigation and basic commands are built-in, so you can start using your app right away. When you use an Access web app, your data is automatically stored in a SQL database, so it is more secure than ever and it allows for added reliability, scalability, and long-term manageability. Access web apps can now be easily managed and monitored through a company SharePoint site in a browser. This enables multi-user accessibility and the permissions control expected from SharePoint along with visibility on app usage. You can utilize existing app templates and table templates to quickly get started building an Access web app. These templates have an attractive, easy-to-use interface and consistent user experience that can grow with your business. Access deals with the code that creates this professional look and feel. You will have a new app running in minutes! |
| Converted Forms | 10102 | DocumentLibrary | List of user browser-enabled form templates on this site collection. |
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