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How can I organize my worksheets into folders?
If you're wondering how to organize your worksheets into folders, read this quick summary to learn more about this feature!
You can organize them into folders by clicking the bottom of a worksheet card in the desktop menu, clicking the Settings menu, or selecting the 'Move to Folder' button from the list.
You can organize them into folders by clicking the bottom of a worksheet card in the desktop menu, clicking the Settings menu, or selecting the 'Move to Folder' button from the list.
The 'Move to Folder' feature allows you to move a worksheet to another folder. To change this, click this option and select the folder you want to move the worksheet to from the drop-down list.
The drop-down list shows existing folders and the option 'Not in Folder'. To organize your worksheets into a new folder, go to the Desktop menu and click the 'Create' button at the top to create a new folder.
You can create a new folder. Once created, the name of the new folder will also appear in the Folder Sort list.
You can create a new folder. Once created, the name of the new folder will also appear in the Folder Sort list.
You can also create folders within folders. To do this, navigate to one of your folders and click the 'Create -> Folder' button, similar to the Desktop menu.
That is, when you create a new folder within a folder, the newly created folder is created within this folder. This makes it easier to organize your worksheets and set up your folder system in the most transparent way. And the navigation button in the upper left corner shows you the folder you are currently in. This button is clickable, so you can click the name at any time to go back to another level. For example, if you have a folder within a folder and there are subfolders related to it, you don't have to go back to the desktop one step at a time. Use the navigation button and click the desktop to go back here.
However, it is not mandatory to organize your worksheets into folders, otherwise they will appear as non-folder items in the desktop menu.