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Thanks Jamie. &nbsp;That's perfect.
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Hi All,<br />
I have a doc library with many folders. &nbsp;<br />
I created a view where Checked out to = [Me] <br />
If I go to the folder and choose the checked out view it works<br />
If I am in the library and not in the folder I don't see my checked out file in a folder <br />
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How do I set up the view at the top level of the library and it spans all folders?<br />
Also how do I see ALL checked out files regardless of who checked them out and where within the library?<br />
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TIA,<br />
Joe
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Hi All,
I have a doc library with many folders.  
I created a view where Checked out to = [Me] 
If I go to the folder and choose the checked out view it works
If I am in the library and not in the folder I don't see my checked out file in a folder 

How do I set up the view at the top level of the library and it spans all folders?
Also how do I see ALL checked out files regardless of who checked them out and where within the library?

TIA,
Joe

Seeing All Checked out files in a library

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