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Agree with everyone's feedback above that this takes up far too much real estate on the screen, and you cannot even take any action from it! To update who the workspace is shared to requires going to a different screen, so this is just too large for an informational pane.

Yes And; Be able to make the 'Workspace Shared To' column narrower. Half the width is generally wasted.

Bumping up - This is the first thing I noticed when using Smartsheets compared to your competitors and I was floored it wasn't an option yet. All the push on new AI features is nice, but please consider aligning your budget to catch up on some of these basics first.

Please - this is long overdue and makes the output from Smartsheet looked very dated.

Strongly suggest the ability to include rich text formatting—such as hyperlinks, bold text, indentations, and bullet points—in Smartsheet automation email notifications. This enhancement would significantly improve the clarity and accessibility of information for recipients, making it easier to understand and act on requests. Enhanced formatting would also streamline communication and reduce follow-up questions.

Almost three years after the original post, four pages of comments and still no action on this? Pulleeeezzzz pulleeezzzz can you do something about this? Gravity Forms, Airtable, perhaps Monday, they all have this ability baked in.

I appreciate the boldtext.io suggestion that was sent in (page 2 of comments I think), but that's pretty hacky and forces me outside the application to make the fix.

The dynamic view is a great way to share information and collect information from a wide audience without " sharing" each individual or group to a sheet or report.

By definition, the users I share information with are casual users of Smartsheet, or this Dynamic view may be their only interaction. It would be great if we could add a text box (rich text would be even better) at the top of the Dynamic view, to the right of the view's name.

We have the "i" information, where we can add a description, but the user has to know they need to hit the "i". It would be helpful to display some explanation and/or instructions that a user could see as they initially land on the page.

Even an Option to Display the Description at the top.

Even if it was a limited number of Characters, stating "for an explanation, hit the "i" button"

I am a great believer in views being intuitive, since users have to deal with a plethora of different tools, all a user should need is a URL/link to get going.