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Hi Dekkers, thanks for posting your question here! At the moment, the only way to move an attachment from one task to another is to download a file to your computer and then attach it to a different task. However, this is a great idea and you are welcome to share it in our Product Feedback section.
As a workaround, I recommend using a cloud storage solution, like a Google Drive or Box, so you could simply remove a file from one task and add it to a different task without having to download it first. You can find the list of the apps Wrike is integrated with here. I understand that it is not the ideal solution, and if you could share more details about your use case I might come up with some other suggestions.
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