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Arrange A Single Excel File To Be Top File In A Folder In Windows 10
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Hi. I would like to make a single Excel file the top item in a folder that will sit above all other sub folders and/or other documents regardless of their type. It is a team calendar spreadsheet so being placed on top it will be easily identifiable and accessible. Any guidance appreciated. Thank you.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.>Whilst I can rename the file I am more looking to see if the file can be placed at the top without having to resort to this.
I'm not sure what you mean by this- renaming a file or folder takes a couple of seconds. To get mine to the top I just put something like 001 at the start of the file name. However Prue's suggestion may be better for the reason she gives. I'll try it out
I'm not sure what you mean by this- renaming a file or folder takes a couple of seconds. To get mine to the top I just put something like 001 at the start of the file name. However Prue's suggestion may be better for the reason she gives. I'll try it out
Hi fiction-factory. I currently have a drive which has a number of folders and singular docs within it. This drive is accessible to my team who are travelling around the world. When accessing this drive I wish the Excel based Team Calendar to be the top item, above all other folders and documents.
Due to the nature of my work and employer the title needs to remain fixed with adding of numbers etc.
All I wish to know is if there is a way of ensuring this Excel document remains top. The options in View is to Group By, Sort by etc. I just wish to do the equivalent of click and drag and place it as the top item.
Due to the nature of my work and employer the title needs to remain fixed with adding of numbers etc.
All I wish to know is if there is a way of ensuring this Excel document remains top. The options in View is to Group By, Sort by etc. I just wish to do the equivalent of click and drag and place it as the top item.
As stated, the only way to do it in a Windows folder is to sort by name and prefix the file with a character such as "!" or "_" to ensure it's always first in the list, assuming no other files with the same prefix.
Alternatively, depending on your version of Excel, you could get everybody to pin it to their Excel file list, so that it would always show at the top of their own Recent Files.
Alternatively, depending on your version of Excel, you could get everybody to pin it to their Excel file list, so that it would always show at the top of their own Recent Files.
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