One of the most popular storage options is Google Drive. Any type of file can be kept on the drive and accessed whenever you like in the future. But occasionally, we are unable to locate a specific file. To improve user experience, Google Drive provides a function that allows you to reorganize and rearrange your files.
In Google Drive, you can arrange a list of your files in below ways:
- Name: Files are listed in alphabetical order by filename.
- Files are sorted by when they were last modified or “latest modified.”
- Charges are based on when a file was last revised by you.
Changes are based on when you last opened a file. To reorder files and folders in Google Drive, adhere to these procedures.
In Google Drive, there are two ways to view files and folders.
Listing files for viewing
1. On your computer, go to Google Drive
2. Next, select the column that needs to be sorted.
3. Click the up arrow or down arrow to change the order.
Grid-based file viewing
1. On your computer, go to Google Drive
2. Next, click on the name of the current sort, such as “Name” or “Last modified,” in the top right corner.
3. Next, select the sorting option you prefer.
4. Now switch the order around and press the up or down arrow.
As we are relying more and more on internet our storage needs are also arising by the time. We hope that by utilizing above tricks you would be able to reorganize your files and important pictures and get on the time when you are in need.
