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SharePoint 2010 : Specify How Folders Will Be Used in a View

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You can choose whether a view shows the contents of the document library or list in folders or shows all the items and files as if there were no folders. A view that is configured to show the items without folders is known as a flat view. By default, views will show folders and files within folders (see Figure 1).
Figure 1. A view of a document library showing folders.


To specify that a view should not display folders, scroll to the Folders section in the view creation page and expand it by using the plus sign next to the section title. You then have the option of specifying whether the view should display the items in folders (see Figure 2).

Figure 2. Configuring a flat view.


A flat view displays all the items that are in the list or document library, even if they are not in the root folder of that list or library (see Figure 3). Essentially, this view makes it look as if there are no folders in that list or library.

Figure 3. A flat view of the document library shows all documents from all folders.


Tip

A flat view can be difficult for users who create or upload documents or list items because the flat view does not display the folders, and the user can’t specify in which folder a document or list item should be created. It is recommended to create this kind of view only in addition to a view that displays the folders.

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