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If you have other specific questions, please clearly state what they are and we will try to help. The symbols for iCloud Drive were explained above, but here they are again:Ī cloud by itself just means that the item is only in iCloud, so if you were to disconnect from Wifi and go to your iCloud Drive folder, you would not be able to open any items with a plain cloud next to themĪ cloud with a down arrow, means it it in the process of downloading to your local driveĪ cloud with several slashes across it means that it is trying to connect to the iCloud serverĪ cloud with a lightning bolt means that you are currently disconnected from the iCloud serverĪ cloud with a single slash appears to mean that the item is ineligible and cannot be added to iCloud Drive because it does not meet one of the criteria for iCloud Drive files: Here's the link: iCloud Drive FAQ - Apple Support You shouldn't store app folders, libraries, or. Learn more about managing your iCloud storage. That means you can keep all of your work documents, school projects, presentations, and more up to date across all of your devices. You can store any type of file in iCloud Drive, as long as it's less than 50GB in size and you don't exceed your iCloud storage limit. What types of files can I store in iCloud Drive? Well, if you are asking about an "ineligible" file that you are trying to load onto iCloud Drive, the iCloud Drive documentation is pretty specific about what that means: If you don’t see the status bar, choose View > Show Status Bar. The status bar at the bottom or top of the Finder window displays the number of items in the disk or folder, and the amount of available disk space. The same pie chart can also appear next to iCloud Drive in the sidebar, where it indicates the overall progress for files transferring to and from iCloud Drive.

Pie chart: The pie chart status icon gradually increases from clear to dark as the files are transferred.

A similar icon can also appear next to iCloud Drive in the sidebar, where it indicates that iCloud storage is full.

Out of Space: The Out of Space status icon indicates that the folder or file can’t be stored in iCloud because there isn’t enough iCloud storage.

Waiting to Upload: The Waiting to Upload status icon indicates that the folder or file is not yet stored in iCloud.

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Downloaded: The Downloaded status icon tells you that the folder or file is up to date between your Mac and iCloud and you can view or edit it immediately, with or without an Internet connection.To learn more about freeing up storage, see Optimize storage on your Mac. This is usually because you don’t have enough iCloud storage. Ineligible: The Ineligible status icon tells you that the folder or file could not be stored in iCloud.

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Control-click the file, then choose Download Now. You must be connected to the Internet to work with the item, unless you download it to your Mac. In iCloud: The In iCloud status icon tells you that the folder or file is only in iCloud.The only icon you won’t see is for downloaded items.

View iCloud status: When iCloud Desktop and Documents is turned on, your folders and files may appear with one of the following status indicators in the iCloud Status column: Note: Even if the iCloud Status column is not in the Finder window, you can still see the status for most iCloud file transfers next to the folder or file name.

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Show info below icons: Open a folder in the Finder, or click the desktop, choose View > Show View Options, then select “Show item info.” Item info can include file size, movie length, image dimensions, and more.Icloud status icons / symbols: macOS Sierra: View file, folder, and disk information Another good option to view status of files is to select " Icloud Status" Column in finder, to select this go to view menu, select "Show View Options J" then " icloud status" AND " calculate all sizes" If you want more info on icloud status turn on the " Show Status Bar" option in view menu of Finder - this will let you see all of the documents that are "P ending" (waiting) to upload. The following apple support article (link below) has a list of icould icons that are used for your mac to show when it is uploading / downloading files from your desktop and documents to your icloud account (the symbols are extracted below).

There are a couple of posts on this on forum (will try to find links).