Attachments Paperclip icon
The way you can see there is an attachment with an icon of a paperclip in the "list" view. I would like to be able to see the same paperclip icon in the "table" view.
Is this possible?
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The way you can see there is an attachment with an icon of a paperclip in the "list" view. I would like to be able to see the same paperclip icon in the "table" view.
Is this possible?
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Hi Stephen. We would also like to have this option. it would help us a lot to see which tasks have attachments in the table view, as we go through some of our projects during meetings in table view. Adding a custom field would certainly not be efficient as there's the possibility people might forget to update the information.
Hi Marc, I understand. If you haven't already could you please add a +1 to the first post in this thread? We use that number when reporting requests to our Product Team.
Having the paperclip icon in Table and Timeline view is important for us as well. Would be great if we could also add a column that either displayed the paperclip icon and maybe the file name, or even allowed for uploading the file to that column instead of just the Task Title column. Currently, only URL based links can be put in the other (text) columns and physical file attachments are limited to the Task Title column.
Very insightful suggestion and thanks to everyone for adding their input.
Please remember to upvote the original post so our teams can gauge how popular this request is. Thanks guys 👍
We would also like to see the paperclip in the table view as we use this view in our status meetings as well. Leadership doesn't want to dig into the details if they're looking for the final documents. I will try the custom field column for now but the icon would be best!
Hi All, just adding my use-case here. We have a large table of procedures assigned to my department to be written up (as just one of many examples). As soon as the document is uploaded, we'd like to see at a glance that this part of the process has been completed. Since the status at this point still just reads "Active" with my department, it looks as though nothing has changed, but the paperclip would show us that we are ready to move on to the next stage of developing the process.
A second use-case -- my department also has art requests submitted to it. When each task is completed and the status is changed to move the task out of my department, it would be helpful to see what was completed by having a file (ostensibly artwork) attached, and what status was changed without art, and may have other issues.
In this vein, it would be helpful to see what file extensions are attached to a task.
Hello Michelle, thank you so much for sharing your use cases here! I do see how it can be helpful for your team. I've passed on your feedback to our Product team, please be sure to upvote the original post by clicking on the heart icon 💚
Trying to completey use Wrike to replace our need for AirTable, which has the ability to add a column where a thumbnail of the attachment is generated and you can click directly on that thumbnail to go straight to viewing the attachment. Would be very helpful in our content marketing usages. Thanks.
Hello Josh Hauser, welcome to the Community 👋🏻
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Paperclip icon is good.
A clickable preview of the image/PDF would be better. It means we can quickly see a PDF/image is attached, and even click on it to full size it.
We would be using this feature for inventory management (so adding the feature means Wrike can add that as a template and new selling feature) so it's important to know an image is attached (like the paperclip icon), or even better, a small preview that is clickable to see the item quickly.