Modify columns in list view - add annotations

Hello! Does anyone know if we can add new columns to the list view of assets in the production window? My goal is to have a column that shows annotation information in the list view. Possible?
Thanks!

Yes, kind of. You can add (and subtract) columns to a list view by modifying the List (ASSETLISTVIEW) metadata group. You can add Annotations but I'm not sure what you'll see for a value given it is not a unicode value field. It might not be a ver useful field to have in list view.

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