Creating a File Finder in Notion

[@StoneCraft3]

This walk through was super helpful Josh! Keep posting awesome content!

[@selidasolutions]

This is such a strong example of a file manager in Notion! Sticking to affinity groups over hyper-specific tags - check Using filtered views - check Keeping it MECE (or not) - check

[@JoshRedd]

never been a fan of tags for that reason! Thanks!

[@aminezarouali]

Killing it with these videos. keep it up!

[@sarralev]

Any chance you could show beginners like me the ABC's of creating what you have on the screen? I get how you tagged them, but how did you create the block on the right hand side?

[@pinguinkowalski7913]

Yes - same question: How did you create the block on the right side? Is it some kind of a link to a filtered view?

[@jonddeleon]

Love this simple build, Josh!

[@JoshRedd]

Thanks Jon!

[@jevonwashington8967]

This is dope fam!!

[@JoshRedd]

Appreciate it!

[@jevonwashington8967]

@@JoshRedd absolutely my friend!

[@georgeww600]

Josh, when you talk about files in Notion, are you saying the Word and Excel files are actually in Notion? Or are the files in the Windows file system?

[@JoshRedd]

I mean Notion docs! A lot of people call them "Files" or "Notes" or whatever else makes sense to them. You CAN attach word or excel (or other) files to a database item using the Files and Media property - or you could embed the file directly onto a page.

[@files2notion]

Have you created "File Finder" database in an automated way, or one by one? Cheers!

[@JoshRedd]

The database is just created in Notion with the specific "tags" for each type. Then the "File Finder" is a layer on top of it to make it feel more app-like.