Making a module "read-only" in Dashboard

I have a module that is used in two dashboards. One is an input screen and scrolls top to bottom with users changing information, etc. The other is a summarised view of that same module where I don't want users changing the information shown.

Without creating additional line items and that users will be in both summary and individual detail. I think that the answer might be dynamic cell access but not sure if that's the way...

Help would be appreciated!

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Glen_Prager

If you are not using breakback the Summary View/Data will be read only by default. If you require breakback then additional line items would work. Dynamic cell access wouldn't help since you want the variable to be a dashboard, not a line item.

nathan_rudman

Hi,

Glen's right, summary level aren't editable. To make sure only summary levels are shown, you'll have to filter out the low level elements and remove the right to filtering on the dashboard.

Sheethal

Hi,

As of now, I don't think there is a way to do this without adding an additional line item.

Sheethal N

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