When using Copy View, common questions usually focus on whether data is duplicated, whether the copied view can be used in another table, and how later changes affect related views; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Does Copy View duplicate the data too?
- No. It does not create a separate copy of the underlying data.
- Copy View duplicates the display configuration of the view, such as filters, sorting, grouping, and field visibility.
- The new view and the original view still display the same underlying data, so data changes are reflected in related views.
Can I use a copied view in another table?
- No. The copied view works only inside the current table.
- If you want a similar display in another table, create a new view in the target table and configure it there.
- It is helpful to confirm the field structure of the target table before adjusting the new view.
If I change the original view later, will it affect the copied view?
- After the copy is created, the original view and the new view still share the same underlying data.
- Changes to the data itself are reflected in related views.
- However, the filter, sorting, and grouping settings of each view can be adjusted separately, so the two views can keep different display styles.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| View | A display setup built on the same data, including settings such as filters, sorting, grouping, and field visibility. |
| Underlying data | The original data shared by multiple views. When the data changes, related views reflect the update. |
| Field visibility | A setting that controls whether specific fields are shown or hidden in the current view. |