How to create a glossary page in Microsoft Lists [SharePoint]

The new Glossary View in Microsoft Lists comes directly from the community, and Federico Sapia is its author.
This view is absolutely easy to implement requires a list with 4 starting columns.
In a few clicks you can have a view that allows you to explore and navigate the elements of a list by taking advantage of the letters of the alphabet in the header making it even easier to filter and group.

🔗 Check the solution with the JSON here:
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🔗 Federico Sapia's glossary solution:
https://sites.google.com/view/microso...

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⏲Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
01:19 Demonstration of the glossary view
04:57 Embedding the Glossary View in Teams
05:39 Where to start to build the Glossary view?
06:46 How to implement the view step by step
11:26 Conclusion

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