I set permissions levels for a group to Add, Edit, View but Not Delete. The only thing is they can't edit it now. The users click on Edit in a SharePoint list item and they get access denied page. Not sure what happened.
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2Look under List Settings > Advanced Settings > Item-Level Permissions > Create and Edit Access. If this is set to "Create items and edit items that were created by the user" instead of "create and edit all items" your non-Full Control users will get an access denied error when trying to edit a list item they did not create. If this isn't the issue, it might be a problem with the permission level itself. What version of SharePoint are you running?– Brendan WMay 1, 2019 at 22:46
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I now see in one of your other recent posts this Add Edit View permission level is one you created. My best guess is that something in that custom permission level is not properly configured. Can you provide one or more screenshots showing how you have this AEV level set up?– Brendan WMay 1, 2019 at 23:03
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I have the same permission level. I named it ContributeNonDelete. And it works as expected.
Be sure that following checkbox are checked in your permission level:
List Permissions
- Add Items
- Edit Items
- View Items
- Open Items
- View Versions
- Delete Versions
- Create Alerts
- View Application Pages
Site Permissions
Browse Directories
Use Self-Service Site Creation
View Pages Browse
User Information
Use Remote Interfaces
Use Client Integration Features
Open
Edit Personal User Information
Personal Permissions
Manage Personal Views
Add/Remove Personal Web Parts
Update Personal Web Parts
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Thanks, @raf, I tested this out on my SharePoint site and came to same conclusion. The only thing different from yours was I unchecked Delete Versioning...I'm going to count your comment as my answer. Thanks!– adams-jMay 6, 2019 at 14:35