Microsoft Lists Application

No, Microsoft Lists does not natively support creating folders or subfolders like SharePoint document libraries do. However, there are some workarounds you can use:

1️⃣ Use a "Category" or "Folder" Column

• Create a Choice or Lookup column called "Category" or "Folder."
• Assign values to categorize items (e.g., "Project A," "Project B").
• Use views or filters to display items grouped under each "Folder."

2️⃣ Group by a "Parent Item"

• Create a Lookup Column pointing to another list entry (parent).
• This creates a hierarchy where a list item can be a "sub-item" of another.

3️⃣ Use Indentation in the Title (Visual Hierarchy)

• Prefix item names with numbers or dashes to simulate hierarchy:
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  - Project A
    - Task 1
    - Task 2
  - Project B
    - Subtask 1

• Use a "Parent" column to sort/group these logically.

4️⃣ Use SharePoint Document Library Instead

• If you need true folders, consider using a SharePoint document library instead of Microsoft Lists.
• You can create metadata columns for categorization while keeping a structured folder approach.