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I've been getting an error message saying that files I've just created "don't exist" when I can actually see them where I've created them and have not done anything differently than any time previously.
Hi @LynnH, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
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I've created a file within a file (Anderson, J) ...no different than I've ever done before.
It's is clearly seen within the 01 Test file. However when I try and access the Anderson, J file, I'm taken back to my main dropbox with the message...
I can then still drill back down in the files and still 'see' the Anderson, J file, just not access it without repeating the same issue.
It appears you're referring to a new and empty folder instead of a file.
Could you try renaming the file to not have a comma in it and see if you get the same behavior?
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