# Symbol (Use it or Lose it)

[davideric]

Just a comment. Your playlists come with a '#' column which you're not using. If you're going to use it, add the numbers (particularly for smaller playlists under 1000 songs), otherwise remove the # symbol and just keep it indented for spacing purposes.

[Eni]

Hey there @davideric, 

Thanks for reaching out about this here in the Community. We moved your post from the Ideas board to the relevant Help board, where it fits better.

Could you send us a screenshot of what you're referring to? You can attach it to your next response by using the Insert image option in the post editor. Make sure not to send any private info.

We'll be on the lookout.

[davideric]

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[davideric]

[AlejaR]

Hey @davideric,

Thanks for your reply and for the info shared.

We couldn't visualize the image you kindly attached, since it's kind of small; nonetheless, we now have an idea of what you were referring to. So, the number sing (#) column prefaces the numbers in which a song is positioned. In other words, you can see the number position of a song on the playlists:

We value every piece of feedback you share with us; but our Ideas board is to help us receive new product and feature suggestions that will allow us to improve our app and service for everyone. Keep in mind when posting on our ideas board, it's important to add as many details as possible, as well as the wording, so other users can find your idea easily and show their support.

In that sense, feel free to post your idea again. Just make sure to follow our Idea Exchange Guidelines. If you have a particular suggestion in mind about how this column can be improved, don't hesitate to let us know, constructively, on our Ideas board.

We'll be here if anything else comes up. Once again, thanks for the feedback.

[davideric]

No numbers show up on the desktop app. Not sure what app you're using.

[davideric]

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[AlejaR]

Hey @davideric,

Thanks for your reply and for the screenshot shared.

I'm using the desktop app as well 🙂 It's worth trying some troubleshooting to see if you notice any changes in the behavior you reported. You should see numbers in that column.

That being said, we'd suggest you reinstall the app on your computer to see if you notice any difference. By doing that, the app can be up-to-date, and you can make sure the cache is not leading to this inconvenience. You can find out the steps to do it here.

If you can't see the numbers after that, we'd like to gather some further info:

• Please send us the exact Spotify version you're running.
• Does this happen regardless of the playlist you open? Or just happens with one specific playlist?
• Does this also happen when using the web player?

Keep us in the loop!