SAP Fiori for SAP S/4HANA – New options for managing Views for filters tables and charts

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Latest Updates: 

• March 2023:
  
  
  
  • Brought to my attention, there is a report /UIF/CONV_PUB_VIEWS_TO_PRIV that can be used to convert public views to private views. Refer to SAP Note 3019518 - Report to convert customer variants to private variants. 
  
  
  • Related blog linked: SAP Fiori for SAP S/4HANA – Yes Key Users can create default app settings for filters, tables, and c...
  
  
  
  

Views are often the quickest and easiest way to personalize, adapt and extend your SAP Fiori apps. They are extremely useful!  Views provide a way to save and reuse settings for filter bars, tables, and charts in many apps. SAP provides a Standard view as a default everywhere views are used.

Example of the My Views dialog in SAP Fiori apps showing the Standard view as the currently selected view

Customers tell us they are so useful, the temptation for business users can be to create too many views, resulting in some unintended confusion over which view to use. So with SAP S/4HANA 2021 there are new and changed options to bring you greater control over who can create views and who can use views.

TLDR; The new launchpad configuration parameter UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS lets you control who can create views and where, including letting users create public views in production. You can see the SAP Help Portal documentation in the SAP Fiori launchpad guide > Administration Guide, and section Launchpad Configuration Parameters. Public views can now be created locally, without requiring a transport.  Transportable public views can now be created and assigned to specific roles by key users using Adapt UI.

Technical Hint: Views are also known to developers as SAPUI5 Variants.

In this blog post you will learn about the main features of views and how these new SAP S/4HANA 2021 capabilities work. You will learn:

• What’s new for views in SAP S/4HANA 2021


• How to use existing views


• How to create views – both personal and public


• How key users create role-specific views


• How to control view options centrally


• Where to find out more about views

If you would like to see an end-to-end description of the new key user process, refer to blog post SAP Fiori for SAP S/4HANA – Yes Key Users can create default app settings for filters, tables, and c...

What’s new for Views in SAP S/4HANA 2021

In SAP S/4HANA 2020 and lower releases:

• All users could create personal views.


• Only authorized users could create public views.
  
  
  
  • Public views were transportable and required a transport request to be assigned to the user
  
  
  
  


• You could change who was permitted to create public views using SAP Note 2658662 - Configurable key user check for public/shared views (variants)
  
  
  
  • From SAP S/4HANA 2021 this note is obsolete.
  
  
  
  

From SAP S/4HANA 2021:

• You can control whether users can:
  
  
  
  • Create personal views and public views, or
  
  
  • May only create personal views
  
  
  
  


• You can even control whether users are permitted to create views at all, that is restrict them to only using existing views.

IMPORTANT: Both personal and public views are created as local views. Local views are not transportable and do not require a transport request or software collection. Local views are created in the current system/client (in SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition or SAP S/4HANA On-Premise) or in the current tenant (in SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Public Edition).

There are also some changes in how public views are handled:

In SAP S/4HANA 2020 and lower releases:

• Public views were always transportable. To create public views, you needed:


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  • The ability to transport the views, for example you needed to be assigned a transport request
  
  
  
  

From SAP S/4HANA 2021:

• Public views can be created locally in the current system/client
  
  
  
  • Public views can be used by everyone
  
  
  • Public views created locally are not transportable
  
  
  
  

• Key users using Adapt UI, i.e. UI Adaptation at Runtime:
  
  
  
  • Can create and save public views that can be used by everyone
  
  
  • Can create and save public views restricted to selected business roles, i.e. create role-specific views using the Adapt UI feature
  
  
  • Can set views as the default view for every user who has not yet set their own default view
  
  
  • Views created using Adapt UI can be transported
  
  
  
  

These new features give you more control over who can create public views. They also bring more control over which business users will see the public views you have created.

For example, if you have a lot of users and want to avoid too many public views being created, you could:

• In your Sandbox environment, permit everyone to create local personal and public views to try them out


• In your Development environment, permit everyone to create personal views and authorize key users to create transportable public and role-specific views.
  
  
  
  • You then transport the key user views to your quality/user acceptance testing and production environments
  
  
  
  


• In your quality/user acceptance testing and production environment you could:
  
  
  
  • Decide if you want to allow personal views or not
  
  
  • The only public views would be key user created views
  
  
  
  

If you only have a few users and they work well together, you may just allow anyone to create personal and public views in all your environments.

Or you may decide on to let your users create public views for a limited time only, and then change your configuration settings back to restrict them to creating personal views.

How to use existing views 

Views are specific to an app. Views can be created:

• Dynamically for immediate use but not saved


• Saved for personal use as a business user, i.e. Private Views


• Saved for use by everyone, i.e. Public Views


• Saved for use by people assigned to certain roles, i.e. Role-Specific Views.

As a business user, you can find your views in the My Views dialog in your apps. By default SAP provides a Standard view wherever views apply.

You can use the Manage option to find existing views and add them to your favorites.

My Views dialog showing the Save As and Manage actions

You can mark any views you want to see in My Views as your favorites and optionally choose to make a view your default view. You save your changes.

In the Manage Views dialog you can mark views as your favorites and choose your default view

When you see the views in your My Views dialog, you simply select the view to apply it.

Selecting a predefined view in the My Views dialog

How to create views

All apps that use views provide a default Standard view, i.e. the SAP delivered view.

To change the view, you use:

• Adapt filters for Filter bars


• Settings (gear wheel icon) for Tables and Charts

Any changes are applied and can be used immediately – without saving.

Example of where to find views, adapt filters, and the settings icons in SAP Fiori apps

You can tell you have made a change because a * appears next to the view name indicating the change has not been saved.  To save a view you press the View dropdown to access the My Views dialog.

Example of the View name followed by * indicating that the current view settings are not saved

In the My Views dialog you use Save As to save your view.

My Views dialog showing the Save As action

How to save a Personal View

Personal views can only be seen by you.

Simply give your view a name and save it.

Saving a View as a Personal View

Tip: The Apply Automatically option seen for filter views is the equivalent of saying "and press Go immediately".

You can optionally make your view your personal default. This means the view is shown immediately, whenever you enter that app. For example, in a list report, such as Manage Sales Orders, you can set your favorite table columns, sort order and grouping by using a table view and setting as as your default view for that app.

Personal saved views can be set as your default view

Your current view is shown in the views dropdown menu and you can swap between any of your views.

Personal saved views appear immediately as your current view

Personal views are always local and cannot be transported.

How to save a Public View

Public views can be seen by everyone.

You follow much the same process as when you create a personal view.

When you name the view you also choose the option Public.

Saving a view as a Public view by selecting the Public checkbox

In SAP S/4HANA 2020 and lower releases, when you selected the Public checkbox you would be prompted for a transport request.

From SAP S/4HANA 2021, public views created in this way are local public views and cannot be transported.

IMPORTANT: In SAP S/4HANA 2021, if you want to create transportable views you need to be authorized as a key user.

WORTH KNOWING: There is a report /UIF/CONV_PUB_VIEWS_TO_PRIV that can be used to convert public views to private views. Refer to SAP Note 3019518 - Report to convert customer variants to private variants

How key users create role-specific views

To create views for selected roles you must be a key user and have the authorization to use the Adapt UI feature. For example, in SAP S/4HANA on-premise or SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition you must be assigned the role SAP_UI_FLEX_KEY_USER or an equivalent custom role.

IMPORTANT: Key Users make UI Adaptation changes in the Development environment. Any changes they make are tested before being transported to the Production environment.

Launch the app and go into Adapt UI from the User Actions (Profile) menu on the SAP Fiori launchpad shell bar.

User Actions menu includes the Adapt UI action if you are authorized as a key user

You will get an information message if there are existing role-specific views already created.

Example information message shown when entering UI Adaptation mode

In UI Adaptation, swap to the Navigation mode to adjust the filters to the values you want to use and try them out. In this screenshot some additional filters have been added and values have been set. You can see the * in the My Views area showing that the values have not been saved.

Within UI Adaptation, view settings can be adjusted in the Navigation tab and the * shows beside the view name to indicate the changes have not yet been saved

Then swap to UI Adaption mode. In UI Adaptation mode when you select the My views drop down you will see the adaptation action Save View As.

In UI Adaptation mode, the Save View As action appears when the current view name is selected

Give the view a name.  To create a role-specific view, select the option Only for users in specific roles and then choose Add Roles to add the roles.

In UI Adaptation mode, in the Save View dialog you nominate whether the visibility is for everyone (public) or role-specific

IMPORTANT: If you choose the option “For all users”, this creates a public view that is transportable.

When creating a role-specific view, you can select and add multiple roles to the same view.

• You can add SAP delivered roles or custom roles.


• You can search for roles by name or id.

You can search for roles by name and add multiple roles to the role selection

Once you have added your roles, save the view.

Saving a role-specific view after the roles have been selected

When you select a saved view in UI Adaptation mode, you can see additional actions.

In UI Adaptation view, when you select a saved view name you can see multiple adaptation actions

The UI Adaptation features available for role-specific views are:

• Rename – rename the current views


• Save View – update the current view


• Save View as – copy the current view to a new view


• Manage Views – mark views as favorites, nominate the default view


• Switch Views – switch to a different view so that you can maintain it

 

Actions available for saved views created using UI Adaptation

In Manage Views you will see the view visibility is shown as Restricted.

Manage Views in UI Adaptation mode shows which views are Restricted by roles

Once you have finished making your changes, in the UI Adaptation tab, press Save & Exit to apply your changes.

In UI Adaptation mode, Save and Exit applies your changes to the current app

IMPORTANT: You can also choose the Save As action to assign your view only to an App Variant. An App Variant is a new version of the current app.  To use an app variant, users must be assigned the app variant. That is the app variant must be added to a business catalog assigned to their business role. Tip: If you can’t see the Save As button, look for the “...” more actions menu button.

Saving your adaptations starts the reload of the app and you will see an information message confirming that the role-specific views will be applied.

Example information message shown on saving UI adaptations

How role-specific views impact users

Users with one of the specified roles see the restricted view listed in the Manage Views dialog, reached by opening the My Views dialog and selecting the Manage action.

For example, sales managers see the role-specific view assigned to them as a Public view.

Users with the nominated roles see role-specific views as Public views

Users who have the app but do NOT have one of the specified roles cannot see the view at all.

For example, this Sales Representative user does not have the Sales Manager role, and so does NOT see the role-specific view.

Users who do NOT have the nominated role will not see the role-specific view at all

How to control view options centrally

There is a new launchpad configuration parameter called UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS that lets you centrally control the behaviour of views in the current system and client.

IMPORTANT: This setting supersedes SAP Note 2658662 - Configurable key user check for public/shared views (variants).  If you have implemented this SAP Note, you need to revert it for this launchpad configuration parameter to have an effect. The authorization objects /UIF/FLEX with /UIF/KEYU no longer apply in S/4HANA 2021 and higher releases. Refer to SAP Note 2929291 - Users can edit/delete/create public variants in UI5 applications - Key User Auth ...

Because UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS is a FLP UI Server Setting these parameters can be set centrally in Customizing.

IMPORTANT: FLP UI Service Settings cannot be set as parameters of target mappings.

Launchpad configuration parameters can be set centrally:

• Client-specific in transaction /UI2/FLP_CUS_CONF (preferred)


• Cross-client in transaction /UI2/FLP_SYS_CONF

When UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS is set to public - i.e. all users can create both private and public views.

Launchpad Configuration Parameter UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS set to PUBLIC in transaction /UI2/FLP_CUS_CONF

This means in the My Views dialog the Save As action is available.

My Views dialog showing the Save As action

When you Save As you the option Public is available to create a public view. No transport is required as this is a local public view.

When users are permitted to create public views, the Public checkbox is available in the Save View dialog

When UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS is set to private,  users can only create personal views. They are not permitted to create public views.

aunchpad Configuration Parameter UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS set to PRIVATE in transaction /UI2/FLP_CUS_CONF

When you open the My Views dialog, you can see the Save As action.

When users are only permitted to create personal views, the Public checkbox is NOT available in the Save View dialog

However, when you press Save As the option to create a Public view is not visible.

When users are only permitted to create personal views, the Public checkbox is NOT available in the Save View dialog

When UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS is set to none, users cannot create any views.

Launchpad Configuration Parameter UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS set to NONE in transaction /UI2/FLP_CUS_CONF

When UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS is set to NONE, the Save As action does not appear in the My Views dialog at all. Users can still select Manage to see existing views that they can use and select their favorite views.

hen users are not permitted to create any views, the Save As action is NOT available in the My Views dialog

How to transport Views

From SAP S/4HANA 2021, only views created by key users via UI Adaptation can be transported.

You will need to be assigned a transport request to publish the view.

IMPORTANT: In SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition or SAP S/4HANA On-Premise you can create transport requests using GUI transaction SE09.

When you are ready to transport your view, as a key user you enter Adapt UI mode again and then use the Publish action to add your changes to a transport request. You are recommended to use a customizing transport request.

In UI Adaptation, the Publish action adds your adaptations to a transport request ready for transport

In SAP S/4HANA on-premise and SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Private Edition, your technical team will find that the transport object type for key user adaptations saved to a customizing request is R3TR LRST. Your transport team will standard ABAP transport management system to manage the transport. That is, you release the request to push the transport through your system landscape.

IMPORTANT: You should NOT the program /UIF/WRITE_TRANSPORT_ENTRIES to transport layered repository contents. This is a support tool intended for SAP support only in exceptional circumstances only.

WORTH KNOWING: In SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Public Edition the transport process is slightly different.

• Instead of a transport request you use a software collection.


• When you press Publish your key user changes are automatically added to your assigned collection


• To transport the changes, as an Administrator, you use the SAP Fiori app F1433 Export Software Collection to release the collection in your source environment and SAP Fiori app F1432 Import Collection to import the changes into your target environment


• You can find out more about this approach in the guide Extend and Integrate your SAP S/4HANA Cloud

Where to find out more about Views

For developers, wanting to implement views in their custom apps, look for topic Managing Variants in the SAPUI5 SDK documentation.

***Hint:

In this blog post the screenshots were taken in a SAP S/4HANA 2021 FPS0 system.

The examples were performed using:

• a test user assigned the SAP Business Role Internal Sales Representative, or


• a key user with the same role, plus the security role SAP_UI_FLEX_KEY_USER.

The test user was generated using the task list SAP_FIORI_CONTENT_ACTIVATION.

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[mm_uzh]

Thanks for this indepth blog!

Is there a way to hide the "public" checkbox in the UI for non key users?
Or does it error out if some user tries to check it, but doesn't has the permission.

This question is on regards to SAP S/4HANA 2020 and lower releases. But also for SAP S/4HANA 2021 and ongoing it would be interesting?

Thanks!

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Marco, Yes this is the new SAP S/4HANA 2021 option UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS = PRIVATE mentioned in the section How to control view options centrally

In earlier releases you can use the SAP Note 2658662 – Configurable key user check for public/shared views (variants). mentioned above... but remember you must deimplement once you upgrade to S/4HANA 2021 or higher.

[mm_uzh]

Thanks Jocelyn. But I think in earlier releases it doesn't hide the checkbox. It only seems to have no effect if a "non keyuser" checks it. See quote from note:

activating the key user check for public/shared views will not hide the 'public'/'shared' checkbox in the view management UI. Hence a user that does not have key user authorization still can try to create a public/shared view but will not succeed as the key user check will prevent creation. This may result in an inconsistent state in the browser session. Restart of the application will cure this inconsistency (the frontend server itself was not in an inconsistent state anyway).

[garde]

Thanks for this very helpful blog Jocelyn.

Is there a similar tool to manage role-specific view for multi dimensional report (web dynpro) as UI adapt is not available for this kind of application ?

Thanks

Sebastien.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Sebastien, You might want to look at this blog post for suggestions on how to create your own web dynpro multidimensional report using the existing views.

https://blogs.sap.com/2021/05/07/creating-and-working-with-multi-dimensional-web-dynpro-report/

Best

Jocelyn

[janbuchmann]

Thank you so much for this, Jocelyn. Really appreciate it! Especially the TLDR 🙂

[emmanuelfuentes]

Good afternoon Jocelyn

It is very interesting the information you provide us about the use of filter views.

I would like to comment on a case we have in relation to the assignment of filters:

Scenario: In the Fiori APP trial Balance, we apply a filter for the accounts (approximately 450) every time we want to add more accounts to the filter, there comes a time when it is not enough to display the account information and gives us the symbol "#" (see image error_filter.png), after this clearly does not show the result and correctly, so we have to make the selection again to view it.

A specific question would be, what is the limit of records within a filter?

 

error_filter.png

[stevedotto]

Hi Jocelyn,

Is the "Adapt UI" feature available in Product Version "SAP S/4HANA FOUNDATION 2021 02 (05/2022) sap.com SAP S/4HANA FOUNDATION 2021" ?

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Steven. The Adapt UI feature has been available since S/4HANA 1511.  The role-specific view option in Adapt UI is available with S/4HANA 2021 and higher releases. So yes you have it provided you have been assigned the key user role SAP_Ui_flex_key_user

[danielleharada]

Hello Jocelyn!

Thanks for your blog!

I have an app build using Fiori Element on SAP BTP Lauchpad but the deployed version doesn't show the option to create public variants. Local version shows the option...Do you have any idea about what should I do??

Thanks

[biplab_chakraborty]

Hello Jocelyn,

Veri nice helpful blog. I have successfully implemented it.

 

Thanks,

Biplab

 

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Excellent work! Thanks for letting us know.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Danielle, The saving of the views goes into an area on the ABAP platform called the "Layered Repository".  It is possible that option is not there in Cloud or there are some administrator settings you need to adjust for your launchpad to activate that capability - similar to the launchpad configuration parameters mentioned in the blog

[sean_jorden]

This a great blog with an astounding level of step by step detail!

I was excited to use this functionality to roll out a new default variant for some QM tiles - Process Defects and Process Quality tasks. However, it appears SAP has disabled UI adaptation for these tiles as I get the popup 'This application is not enabled for adaptation'.

This creates an issue if Adapt UI is the only way to transport layouts (we are on 2021) as now we are completely locked out. Looks like we are back to creating Metadata extensions again.

Any suggestions?

thanks,

Sean

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Thanks for the encouragement Sean!

Re the QM tiles yes they are a bit of a special case as this is related to the shift in strategic direction from on-premise QIM (Quality Issue Management) to cloud Quality Issue Resolution(QIR) … so the QIM apps are moving towards deprecation and this is part of that process

You find more info via the SAP Store

https://www.sapstore.com/solutions/54601/SAP-Quality-Issue-Resolution

I would recommend you raise a SAP Incident to confirm and ask for more details so you can assess whether and when it makes sense for your organisation to shift to QIR

Best

Jocelyn

 

[jannhama1]

Thanks for the blog jocelyn.dart !

Is there any way to access the app variant created in Adapt UI before it has been added as a tile?

 

 

Kind regards,

Janne

[WaldemarBrill]

Thanks jocelyn.dart for this very helpful blog.

 

For me there are still two questions open:

• How can we allow creation of public views to specific users only? Parameter "UI5FLEX_ENABLE_VARIANTS" is a global setting, that does not distinguish between roles/authorisation.

 

• According to SAP Note "2864117 - Default view is not set for all users" it is not possible to create or transport a public view which will be applied as a default view for an app to all users. There are apps (e.g. F2577) using the SAP-delivered Standard view with active setting "apply automatically" resulting in very long runtimes when opening the app the first time. After initial usage each user needs to change its default view or deactive the setting in the SAP standard view. Any idea how this can be prevented?
  
  Btw... I would appreciate if SAP would follow its own guidelines (citation = "We do not recommend checking this option if the selection is likely to cause long loading times.").  🙂

 

Thanks in advance for any suggetions/ideas.

Kind Regards
Waldemar

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Walter,

Which S/4HANA release are you on???  That's the critical information needed to understand what is possible.

Generally speaking I would suggest Private mode in production ... and instead use the new key user Adapt UI process to create public variants in dev/QA and then transport these through.

Have you reviewed my latest blog on this topic here.... it has a FAQ section and I suspect that it will answer your question - if not let me know...

https://blogs.sap.com/2023/02/22/sap-fiori-for-sap-s-4hana-yes-key-users-can-create-default-app-sett...

Re Apply Automatically - there was a general change to the Fiori elements behaviour in one of the recent SAPUI5 versions to default to "Go". What I have seen for some apps is that the product owner may have delivered one or more standard views to minimize the loading times, or may have made the setting to prevent "Go" on first loading. Recommend you raise a SAP Incident to ask for a similar change.

Best

Jocelyn

[WaldemarBrill]

Hi Jocelyn,

we are on S/4 2021.

I have read your additional blog, but at the end it confirms that we are not able to control the creation of public views by authorization.

You wrote "Users must choose to use the views. However, you can preset a default view". How can we achieve this? According to SAP Note 2864117 this is not possible.

 

Thanks once again for your support.

Kind Regard

Waldemar

[Klara]

Hi Jocelyn,

Thanks for an excellent blog! We have S/4 2021 and when using both a default filter view and a default list view simoultaneously (in ex Fiori app ID F2151), the system does not "load" our default filter view, also some fields are left blank. Do you have any recommendations on how this issue is solved? We do not experience this issue in earlier releases.

Best regards,
Klara

[RalphBoehme]

Hi all,

there is also SAP Npte 2789848 which describes the report /UIF/MIGRATE_FES_PERSO.

It can be used to write the local personalization (home page and private views) to a transport.

example output

content of user-dependent LRep (table /UIF/LREPDCONTU)

Best regards,

Ralph

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hmmm... I'm not aware of a limit per se... you  might want to consider using the advanced Define Conditions options rather than just list values - for readability if nothing else.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Janne, Unfortunately not really at all before SAP S/4HANA 2022, and then only partially.

Within Adapt UI you can see it listed in the Manage App Variants of the original app

In SAP S/4HANA 2022 you can swap between versions - it does help if you named that version usefully.. but it's not strictly speaking getting to the App Variant.

Only once you have the details assigned in a catalog and assigned to a role do you really get to see the App Variant as a user would see it.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Waldemar

Thanks so much for the SAP Note.

I had not seen that one. I notice that it was created prior to S/4HANA 2022 and does not cover role-specific views.

I will cross check with the Note owner.

It may indeed be that the user still needs to mark the view as their default in the Manage Views dialog.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

HI KIara, I would suggest raise a SAP Incident. There is a hierarchy of what is applied, so if your app is called from somewhere other than the launchpad itself, the view may not apply.

However if you are launching the app directly from the launchpad and the behaviour has changed from previous releases, the best thing to do is raise an incident and have it checked.

You might want to see if it only affects this app or all apps.

Also check in the FLP  >  Profile/User Actions menu > App Support if there are any authorisations or other errors that might suggest a problem.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Thanks Ralph - yes I mention it in other blogs but its useful to know that here as well.

[jsainzh]

Hi Jocelyn, I found that apps related to supplier evaluation (F1661, F1662, F1663, F1664) doesn´t have the option to create a variant. Can you help me to find if this option is available for such apps.

Many thanks.

[Jocelyn_Dart]

Hi Jose

Hmmm.. those particular apps are all deprecated now. The successors are F1661A, F1662A, F1663A, and F1664A.

These are all Smart Business KPI and Report apps and use the SmartBusiness floorplans

The configuration for these is in SAP Fiori app F2814 Manage KPIs and Reports to configure them.

You can configure some of those settings in the Reports section of Manage KPIs and Reports app.

You can also create copies of KPis and Reports if you want to create some different variations.

It is not quite the same as the other Fiori apps - however it has some additional features, such as you can configure the "jump to" targets.

 

 

[jsainzh]

Thanks Jocelyn, sorry for my late answer.

We have SAP/S4 HANA 1909 so we have not availble the new versions for these app. We have scheduled to update S4 on late March, 2024.

Thanks once again.

[saurkhare]

Hi Jocelyn,

Thanks for this great blog. Is there a way, as a key user, we could hide/disable the 'Standard' View and set a customized view as the default one for certain roles?

Regards,

Saurabh