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Hi,
I have two views for one list. One is for admins which sees both views and the second one is for users without admin rights. This view I called public view.
This public view should be visible for standard user when he visits the site. I would like him to have such permission like downloading the document and nothing more. I mean no edit possibility, change between views. Only possibility to download document for himself.
Is there any chance to create sth like this?
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The solution I posted above using SP Designer is working fine for me-and others.
Hello
need to go to Settings/Advanced settings of your view, select "Create and Modify items created by the user". Means that the user can only modify his records, but can't modify the records of his team. I have done that for a calendar view connected to an custom in-app Teams.
I don't see the "view level permission option". I'm using SharePoint online.
Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Your own references contradict what you've said lol.
This isn't possible.
I don't see the "view level permission option". I'm using SharePoint online.
Because it doesn't exist. My response above includes a workaround that works.