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You can manage your documents with folders in Google Cloud console.
Create a folder
After creating a folder schema, you can create a folder with the schema.
On the documents page ,
click New Folder .
Add a Display name , select a Folder schema , then click Submit to
create the folder.
Delete folders
You can delete folders from a browser table page.
Go to the documents page .
Select one or more folders from the table, then click Delete .
A Confirm dialog should appear asking for your confirmation.
Click Confirm , and the folders should be deleted and removed from the table.
Move a document to a folder
You can move a document to a new folder.
On the documents page , click
the document that you want to move.
Click Move , then select a destination folder on the left panel and click
Move .
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