Public Link in Table View
You can share a current view with colleagues in your organization or with people outside of your Wrike account using public links.
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Anyone with the link can see this view, but they can't edit or open items to see more details.
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Navigate to the selected folder, project, or space and switch to Table view 1.
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Click on the Public link 2 on the toolbar.
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From the pop-up, enable the toggle button 3 next to Table public link, opens a drop-down menu.
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From the menu, you can:
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View tab 4 to see when and by whom the link is created.
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Open in separate tab 5.
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Copy the public link to your clipboard 6.
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Set the time limit 7 for the link to be accessible:
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Click on the caret icon 8 next to date and time.
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Select the duration of the link in terms of hours, days, week, month, year or a specific date.
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Add a password protection layer 9 to keep the information protected by:
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Enabling the toggle button 10 next to the password tab.
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Generate a new password or create a new custom type password.
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Copy the password by clicking on the icon 11 to enable the shared user to access.
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After applied changes, click anywhere outside the menu.
The public link is copied to the clipboard and can be shared with anyone.
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Public links have a maximum duration of one year, after which sharing will be turned off automatically.
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Public links reflect the view exactly as the creator sees it. Any changes made to your settings or filters will also be reflected in your public link.
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Public links aren’t available for classic views. To share this view, you will first need to duplicate the classic view and convert it into a custom view.
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The Files column cannot be viewed in the Public link.
Account owners can disable the option to allow/deny the type of users to create the public link and enable password protection.
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Click on your profile picture 1 in the upper-left corner of the workspace.
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Select Settings 2 from the drop-down menu.
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In the sidebar, select Security 3.
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Scroll to the External sharing policy section 4.
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Check/Uncheck the box next to the Allow users to create public links/Requires a password for all public links 5.
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Click Save changes 6.
Also you can monitor the public links by clicking on the access reports 7 and selecting Public Links 8.
Additionally we can restrict access to the user type to create or edit public links by:
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Click on the User types 9 in the settings tab.
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Click on the Sharing 10 under the categories.
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Enable/Disable the toggle buttons for the user type to edit/create public links 11 .