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I notice on a content approval list, there are certain 'moderated views' such as 'my submissions' and 'approve/reject items' - I notice these only show for the relevant people. For example, only those with approve/reject permissions can even see the approve/reject view listed.

I'd like to be able to do this kind of targeting for other views. There is sensitive data in the list, which I need certain views to show to a specific group, but not to anyone else.

Is this doable?

Cheers

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There is a good post that can resolve your problem.

Step 1: Create a document library. I’m naming it Restricted views. It is better to not show this library in quick launch because it’ll be used to host the all tasks view.

Step 2: Now open SharePoint Designer 2010, go to All Files – Lists – Tasks and copy AllItems.aspx (This is All Items view)

Step 3: Go to All Files – Restricted Views (It is the document library which we created in step 1) and paste the AllItems.aspx there

Step 4: Go to All Files – Lists – Tasks and delete AllItems.aspx

Step 5: Open the SharePoint 2010 portal – Site Actions – View All Site Content – Restricted Views, you will see AllItems.aspx there.

Step 6: Select AllItems.aspx – Document Permissions – Stop Inheriting Permissions and then grant permissions to manager.

Step 7: Go back to SharePoint Designer 2010, go to All Files – Lists – Tasks and then delete AllItems.aspx

Step 8: Go to All Files – Restricted Views, copy AllItems.aspx and paste it to All Files – Lists – Tasks.

Step 9: Open the SharePoint 2010 portal, go to Task List, when you click the views drop down, you’ll see two views titled All Items, don’t worry.

Step 10: Go to list settings – views and click All Tasks views, now you’ve to be careful here and delete the old view Make sure URL of the view says /Lists/Tasks/AllItems.aspx and not /Restricted Views/AllItems.aspx, this is important because the view in Restricted Views library is the one with proper permissions.

Step 11: Now trying accessing the view as manager, you’ll be to see it and when you’ll try to access the view using any user who you didn’t give, they’ll see access is denied when they’ll try to access it.

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  • Is it possible to do it on SP2013? If so what would be the steps?
    – Mark L
    Oct 22, 2015 at 8:59

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