--- title: "New: Document Preview in More Places (+ more)" slug: "new-document-preview-in-more-places-more" updated: 2026-06-22T21:32:33Z published: 2026-06-22T21:32:33Z canonical: "help.lexworkplace.com/new-document-preview-in-more-places-more" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.lexworkplace.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # New: Document Preview in More Places (+ more) > [!NOTE] > New in LexWorkplace > > June 18, 2026 ## In This Release - Document/Email Preview in More Places - Rich Preview for XLS, XLSX and CSV Files - Miscellaneous Bugfixes --- ## Document/Email Preview in More Places The ability to preview a Document or Email — by clicking the eye icon on hover — has long been a feature of LexWorkplace when browsing the Documents or Email tab of a Matter. With this update, that same full, rich preview is now available throughout the application. Users can now preview Documents and Emails from: - **Search Results** — Preview a document directly from your search results page, without navigating to the Matter first. - **Home Page (Dashboard)** — Preview recent or pinned documents right from your Dashboard. - **Document Properties Page** — Preview the document while reviewing its metadata, tags, and details. - **Version History** — Preview any individual version of a document via the three-dot menu in the Version table. Wherever you encounter a Document or Email in LexWorkplace, the preview eye icon is now there with you. ![LexWorkplace interface showing favorite folders and documents with a preview option.](https://cdn.document360.io/cc24f28e-6bf8-4cc0-b7cd-519f8d33e693/Images/Documentation/lex_preview_more_places.png) --- ## Rich Preview for XLS, XLSX and CSV Files In a recent update, we introduced Rich Preview for DOCX and PDF files, enabling documents to render with full formatting — not just plain text — directly in LexWorkplace. With this release, we've extended Rich Preview to spreadsheet files: **XLS, XLSX, and CSV** files now render as formatted tables in Document Preview, so you can review spreadsheet contents at a glance without opening Excel or downloading the file.