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Can't upvote enough!!! I constantly have to decline sheet access requests for this very issue. Yes we can use the {{}} to add columns to a message body, but that only works well when you have one row being sent- otherwise you get duplicated messages. The functionality of having the table at the bottom of the email without the sheet link would be perfect!

Please consider making actual Smartsheet templates for the grant management templates mentioned in this promotional content: https://www.smartsheet.com/content/grant-tracking-templates?srsltid=AfmBOoq237APmFKBrkYupYpdqz0AnefE8DCyT0dfsSPZcKhBTvaEm-By

I don't even need them to be all that functional. Just be able to group Columns, allow me to open/close the entire group, and be able to use it in curly brackets to bring the entire group at once into a notification. Sorta like Parent rows, but for columns.

It not only helps with speed of development, but also in the visual organization of a sheet.

Smartsheet allows you to:

• Create custom themes for dashboards, including setting canvas and widget colors.
• Apply these themes across dashboards by exporting/importing .json theme files.

However, individual widget background customization is still limited:

• You can set a background color for widgets, but this applies uniformly to all widgets of the same type (e.g., all metric widgets), not individually.
• There is no native support yet for per-widget background colors or borders, which makes it difficult to visually separate or highlight specific widgets.

Some users have tried:

• Using images or rich text widgets with colored backgrounds as visual separators.
• Creating multiple dashboards with different themes and embedding them via web content widgets (a bit hacky and not ideal).

Folder level permissions are still needed. Collections doesn't answer this question without several workarounds.

In the grid view, the user who is tagged with the @ sign in the comment gets an email with the comment. The user can respond to the comment directly by replying to the email. The response will be added to the existing comment as a conversation on the sheet automatically.

This reply to a comment directly via email does not work with the table view. When the user replies to the email, the message does not get added to the existing comment as a conversation.

Can we request reply to a comment directly via email to work with the table view, please? It will help streamline our workflow significantly. Thanks.

In the Pharma industry, my business relies on being able to schedule items 30, 60, 90, or even longer out for stability related activities. The team has to rely on searching the number of business days for those lengths of times and isn't always exact due to holidays, site shutdowns, etc. It would be much easier for them to have elapsed days. Also, if any preceding activities move, this still remains the standard - their math may not align with new dates and thus throwing off their timelines.

Form Logic can be very tricky, and when you send me a popup that I can't X out of to save first, all I can do is click refresh, that ruined everything I was working on!

What a waste of time!😡