With Google Drive, how can I have a single document in multiple folders/collections?

Question

I tried Google Drive today and promptly noticed that the "organize" feature of Google Docs went from a multi-selectable checkbox (in which you can check multiple collections for a document to be "in"):

To what (appears to be) a single select version:

Personally I loved the flexible concept of document collections.

Am I missing something?

Is there another view that allows me to have that same document collection support?

I realize that you can't have the same file in two folders, but I really didn't expect to loose organizational power/configuration just by giving it a "try".

Answer 1

While in "organize" hold down the Control key for Windows or the Command key for Mac to select multiple places for your content to be "in".

Answer 2

as of 2018-08-31

To add selected items to an additional folder via the keyboard:

1. Select one (or more) item(s) in drive
2. Press Shift+z
3. Use ←, ↑, →, ↓ in the resulting popup to navigate to the desired folder
4. Press Enter to add the items to the desired folder

Note: You can use the mouse for most of this, but the initial Shift+z is needed to start things off this way.

Answer 3

as of 2018-08-31

To move selected items to a new folder and then toggle to adding selected items to an additional folder via the keyboard:

1. Select one (or more) item(s) in drive
2. Press z
3. Use ←, ↑, →, ↓ in the resulting popup to navigate to the desired folder
4. Press Ctrl to make the "Move Here" button toggle to "Add Here"
5. Press Enter to add the selected items here

To move selected items to a new folder and then toggle to adding selected items to an additional folder via the mouse:

1. Select one (or more) item(s) in drive
2. Right Click on the selection and choose "Move To..."
3. Use the mouse in the resulting popup to navigate to the desired folder
4. Press Ctrl to make the "Move Here" button toggle to "Add Here"
5. Click the "Add Here" button to add the selected items