+1Hello everyone,
I started a new job at a company where I’m trying to structure how Airtable is used.
We have a view that’s publicly accessible, but we don’t know which account it’s tied to. We want to delete it, but without knowing the account, it’s impossible.
Do you have a way to help?
Thank you for your help.
Maxime
+35You can view all the personal views in a table by clicking on the gear icon at the top of the views list, and then selecting the option to show everyone’s personal views.
See screenshot below.
Then, if you’re a creator/owner on the base, you can reassign the view to yourself so you can delete it or unshare it.
Hope this helps!
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+2If you have the appropriate permissions you can click the drop down right above the views, and it will allow you to assign the view to someone else (including yourself). To make changes or delete this view you must do this and assign it to yourself, or change it to a collaborative view.
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