Ability to add Folders as a field in table view | Voters

Ability to add Folders as a field in table view

Doug Beckers

Any chance of creating the ability to add folders as a field into table view? I'm organising a teleconference with over 30 folders (each folder has a unique name) and each of the 30 folder have the same tasks, hence the ability to see what the folder name is within a table column would be really useful to keep track of which duplicated tasks have been completed, or not. Thank You.

August 22, 2020

Chuck Belanger

Agreed, This is much needed as we use the folder for project / client name so it would be useful to see the folder name in a table view therefore helping the user better organize their sprint / workload.

Gloria Medlin

Agree that this is very much needed! I had to create a workaround where I created a dropdown custom field that contains the list of client names so I could see them in the table view. It seems like such a basic field to be missing.

Dafni Evangelou

Same for us. Folder = Project number.This is very necessary!!

Omar

This was requested years ago and still not yet available, I wonder why such a very important feature is still missing. Without it the Table View is completely useless.

Paul Gouws

For us Folder = Job number, so this is critical to us if we are to able to utilise Table view for Spaces (which is otherwise a very good view)

SENSE DESIGN-MARINA

Same HERE. It is ridiculous that in the display, they only show the LIST NAME. I do not Understand why they cannot show the FOLDER NAME/LIST NAME. THat way we will now at a glance to what project that list belongs to. Also, The folder name DOES NOT print in any view. It only prints the LIST NAME...

Ana

same here! The table view is great, but useless as long as we don't know which folder the task belongs to...

israel asor

Same for me, I think its must - list+folder+space

Dani Pohlhaus

I agree with Will! We use folders for each project, and right now the table is useless for us without a way to indicate which folder it lives in.

William Stratton

This is a no brainer QOL addition! We use folders as each project in that space and right now the table is useless for us without a way to indicate which folder it is in.

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