I use shortcuts for Saved Searches to get to notes with particular tags or date ranges. For example, I have a shortcut for each member of my staff so I can quickly get to the notes tagged for that staff member. Any note created when I'm looking at that saved search automatically inherits the tags from the saved search. Again, incredibly convenient. I have something on the order of 100 (and growing) shortcuts. It would be very helpful to be able to folder these shortcuts.
For example, I have loads of shortcuts for "People" saved searches. I would love to be able to create a Shortcut folder called "People" and nest all of these shortcuts inside it so that I don't have to scroll past all of them when trying to click on another shortcut.
I use a dot notation to make things easier to find. So here's an example of my problem. Let's say I have these shortcuts, each leading to its own saved search:
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Jeremy B 1
I use shortcuts for Saved Searches to get to notes with particular tags or date ranges. For example, I have a shortcut for each member of my staff so I can quickly get to the notes tagged for that staff member. Any note created when I'm looking at that saved search automatically inherits the tags from the saved search. Again, incredibly convenient. I have something on the order of 100 (and growing) shortcuts. It would be very helpful to be able to folder these shortcuts.
For example, I have loads of shortcuts for "People" saved searches. I would love to be able to create a Shortcut folder called "People" and nest all of these shortcuts inside it so that I don't have to scroll past all of them when trying to click on another shortcut.
I use a dot notation to make things easier to find. So here's an example of my problem. Let's say I have these shortcuts, each leading to its own saved search:
Meetings.Department Meeting
Meetings.Supply Chain Touchbase
Meetings.Unit/Section Roundtable
People.Roberts Anita
People.Smith John
People.Young Julie
Currently I have no choice but to view the shortcuts this way. But what I'd like to see is the ability to create folders, like so:
Meetings
People
Then, expanding People would show a view like this:
Meetings
People
People.Roberts Anita
People.Smith John
People.Young Julie
This would be a massive quality of life improvement for me.
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