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How to Create a Folder in Wrike

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Creating a folder in Wrike is simple and helps keep your work organized. Here's how you can do it:

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  1. Access your workspace dashboard to view all your ongoing projects and tasks.
  2. In the left sidebar, hover over the space, project, or parent folder where you want to create a new folder and click the add icon.
  3. Select 'Folder' to create containers that organize and categorize work, making information easily findable and shareable.
  4. Choose 'Files' as your default view to efficiently manage all documents attached to your projects and tasks.
  5. Enter a descriptive name for your folder to help team members identify its purpose.
  6. Review your folder details before finalizing or make changes if needed and click 'Create' to confirm your new folder creation to start organizing your team's work.
  7. Access your newly created folder to begin adding tasks and projects.
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