Setting File type in Upload UI Element

I want to set the file type as *.doc when the Browse option opens up in the Upload button.
Is this achievable.

Hi Soumya,
Just as the upper 2 experts said, so far we cann't achieve this in the existing edition of WD..This is not like in traditional ABAP, which we can use such as "Filter" in Dictionary-browser to restrict the file type .
If we want to use only certain file type in WD, as far as i know, we should only using Coding to handle it..
Best wishes.

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