Maybe one contains several template form documents, and you want to share the documents with a client of yours so they can fill out the forms with their own information, but you want to maintain your blank templates. Sometimes, it can be helpful to have two copies of the same folder in your Google Drive. In this post, I’ll show you how you can duplicate a Google Drive folder and create a shortcut to a file that’s located in a different folder. But it is! And fortunately, it’s super easy! Neither of these features is easy to find, so the people I work with often think it’s simply not possible. How do I put a single file in two different folders?.
So, of course I’ve figured out a few sneaky ways to make it work for me. That means I use Google Drive all the time. I use it for storing and organizing all of my files for my personal life and business, sharing them with my collaborators, and accessing them when I’m on the go. I’m working on an update to this post but, in the meantime, some generous readers in the comments have offered ideas and workarounds! NOTE: These instructions are outdated as of March 2020.
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