Use Copy View with 1 how-to topic, including copying a view from the view context menu; choose the topic from the index and follow the steps below.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Copy a view from the view context menu | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Copy a view from the view context menu
Entry: Left-side view list → click the ... button next to the target view → Copy View
- Open the target multidimensional table and find the table that contains the target view in the left-side table area.
- In the left-side view list, find the view that you want to copy.
- Click the
...more options button next to that view. - In the pop-up menu, select
Copy View. - A new view with the same configuration as the original view is created under the current view.
- If needed, double-click the new view name and rename it.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: A new view appears in the left-side view list.
- Configuration result: The new view keeps the original view's filters, sorting, grouping, and field visibility settings.
- Next action: You can continue renaming or adjusting the new view.
Tips While Using
- Copy View duplicates the view configuration, not a separate copy of the underlying data.
- The new view is created only inside the current table and is not used for cross-table copying.
- The new view name is usually based on the original view name, so renaming it promptly can make later management easier.