On a SharePoint Document library we generally have a single default view. But, have you thought that we can maintain 2 default views on SharePoint Document library if we want to display different views on different folders/document sets/content types.
Yes, we can do it by following the below easy steps :)
1. Create a SharePoint Document Library.
2. Enable "Allow Management of content types" in Advance settings.
3. Create 2 folders in a Document library (Here i am explaining by taking an example of document library and folders in document library).
4. Create a view, enter name and please make sure that you have selected "Make this the default view".
5. Expand "Folder" in the view creation form.
6. Select "In Folders of Content Type" and choose the content type.
7. Click "Ok"
That's simple, You are done.
To check this you can navigate to library settings and see your views in "Views" section.
Believe this article is helpful for you.
Yes, we can do it by following the below easy steps :)
1. Create a SharePoint Document Library.
2. Enable "Allow Management of content types" in Advance settings.
3. Create 2 folders in a Document library (Here i am explaining by taking an example of document library and folders in document library).
4. Create a view, enter name and please make sure that you have selected "Make this the default view".
5. Expand "Folder" in the view creation form.
6. Select "In Folders of Content Type" and choose the content type.
7. Click "Ok"
That's simple, You are done.
To check this you can navigate to library settings and see your views in "Views" section.
Believe this article is helpful for you.
2 Default Views on SharePoint Document Library
Reviewed by Sudheer Gangumolu
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February 14, 2015
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I tried. It has created successfully two multiple default views. But I didn't get how to use it. By default its showing first default view only and not the second one(new one created).
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