When using Lock View, the most common questions focus on whether data remains editable, who can lock or unlock a view, and which settings are affected; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
Can I still edit table data after locking a view?
- Yes. You can still edit the data in the table.
- Lock View mainly protects view settings such as filters, sorting, grouping, shown or hidden fields, and row height.
- If you have permission to edit the table, you can continue editing data normally after the view is locked.
Who can lock or unlock a view?
- In a standard collaboration setup, users with the required editing permissions can lock or unlock a view.
- If the table uses more detailed permission controls, view editing permission or table management permission may be required.
- If you cannot find the toggle in the menu, check your current account permissions first.
Which settings are affected by Lock View?
- After a view is locked, settings such as filters, sorting, grouping, shown or hidden fields, and row height are protected.
- This helps keep the shared view structure consistent for the team.
- Locking a view does not directly stop authorized members from editing the actual table data.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Lock View | A view protection feature that keeps the current view configuration from being changed casually. |
| View configuration | Settings related to how data is displayed, such as filters, sorting, grouping, shown or hidden fields, and row height. |
| Multidimensional table | An online table format that supports multiple views for organizing and reviewing data in collaborative work. |