Google has begun rolling out the highly anticipated document tabs feature for its document editing tool, Google Docs click here for more info. This new feature aims to help users better organize their documents.
Introduced in April, this system has enhanced the existing “Show Document Outline” feature in the web editor, rebranding it as “Show Tabs & Outlines.” Users will be able to visualize document structures and navigate more easily by using tabs as sections within their documents.
New documents will come with Tab 1 set as the default, and users can create new tabs using the Add Tab option in the left panel. Google likens this feature to having multiple sheets in a spreadsheet, allowing users to create and manage several tabs within a single document.
Tabs can be rearranged by dragging and dropping, and there is support for creating sub-tabs up to three levels deep. Additionally, users can copy tabs and rename them using emojis. This feature is expected to benefit various areas, from marketing managers creating campaign drafts to sales leaders preparing proposal templates.
Google plans to make document tabs available to all Google Workspace customers, individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts in the coming weeks.
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