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More about Product FeedbackWhen creating a new folder, Wrike automatically jumps to that folder page. It would be awesome if that did not happen. So far the only method I found that works is creating a new window in my browser and using one browser for folder additions and the other for adding / editing content. This method is well, inelegant to say the least. Is there a way to keep the page on my designated task or folder without jumping to the new one that is created?
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Hi Kevin, thank you for reaching out to the Community! The newly created item is automatically opened so any additional details could be filled in, such as start/end dates and other attributes, as well as the description field. How many items do you usually create at once? A potential solution for creating a whole structure quickly is using XLS Import, which allows you to create a whole structure at once, after which you can go into individual items to edit them. Would this help? Happy to dive into more details!
I started to think about the way we create a new project for our quoting team. We have a folder with a bunch of sub-folders. When you duplicate the parent folder, the others duplicate as well. Wondering if you might have a typical pattern during these bulk creation processes. You coud create a "template folder" and duplicate it as part of your process.