Dear Hannah,
Yes, it's pssible.
Navigate to the "User Management" or "User Roles" section, where you can manage user roles and permissions.
Locate the user role or roles for which you want to hide the "Edit View" button.
Edit the permissions or privileges associated with the user role(s).
Look for a permission or setting related to the Excel Add-In or workbook views. The exact name or location may vary depending on your IBP version and configuration.
Disable or uncheck the permission that allows users with that role to access the "Edit View" functionality. This action should prevent the button from being visible or usable for users with that role.
Save the changes to the user role(s) and exit the user management section.
Ask the affected users to restart their Excel Add-In or refresh their user session to ensure the changes take effect.
Please note that the specific steps and options may differ based on the version of SAP IBP you are using and the customizations made in your system. It is recommended to consult the SAP IBP documentation or reach out to your system administrator for precise instructions tailored to your environment.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
İbrahim
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