Changing the Owner of a User’s View, User List, Conditional Format, or Action

View or security administrators can change the owner of views, user lists, conditional formats, or actions. This functionality helps administrators carry out tasks for user and object maintenance in less time and fewer steps. Here are a couple examples of the usefulness of this functionality:

A Select User window corresponds to an Owner property for use in changing an item’s owner, and it features a search and filter tool to find particular users as you work in this selection window. Steps follow for changing the owner of different types of objects.

Changing a View Owner     

Option 1

1.   From its view group in the left panel, right-click the view name and choose Edit.

2.   Right-click the first folder in view explorer, for the view name, and choose Properties.

3.   Click the Browse button browse_btn.gif for the Owner property.

4.   In the Select User window, click the name of the new Owner for the view, and then click OK in that window. You can narrow down the users that display for selection in the window using the search browsebuttonsearchselect.png and/or filter selectionwindow_filters_none_selected.png tools.

5.   Click OK in the Apply Changes window.

6.  After the view refreshes, click Save savebuttonoff.png  in the view toolbar.

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Option 2

1.   Click the View option in the Admin Utilities view group.

2.   From the View list window, click the name of the View then click Edit editbuttonoff.png (or double-click the view name).

3.   Follow steps 3 through 6 in the prior set of instructions.

Changing a User List Owner          

1.   Click the User List option in the Admin Utilities view group.

2.   From the User List window, click the name of the user list then click Edit editbuttonoff.png (or double-click the list name).

3.   In the Attributes section of the User List Maintenance window, click the Browse button browse_btn.gif for the Owner property.

4.   In the Select User window, click the name of the new Owner for the view, and then click OK in that window. You can narrow down the users that display for selection in the window using the search browsebuttonsearchselect.png and/or filter selectionwindow_filters_none_selected.png tools.

5.   Click Save savebuttonoff.png.

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Changing a Conditional Format Owner    

1.   Click the Conditional Format option in the Admin Utilities view group.

2.   From the Conditional Format list window, click the name of the conditional format then click Edit editbuttonoff.png (or double-click the conditional format name).

3.   In the Attributes section of the Conditional Format Maintenance window, click the Browse button browse_btn.gif for the Owner property.

4.   In the Select User window, click the name of the new Owner for the view, and then click OK in that window. You can narrow down the users that display for selection in the window using the search browsebuttonsearchselect.png and/or filter selectionwindow_filters_none_selected.png tools.

5.   Click Save savebuttonoff.png.

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Changing an Action Owner            

1.   In the left panel, locate the view to which the action is attached, right-click the view name, and select Actions then Edit.

2.   From the Select Action window, click the name of the action then click Edit (or double-click the action name).

3.   In the Attributes section of the View Distribution window, click the Browse button browse_btn.gif for the Owner property.

4.   In the Select User window, click the name of the new Owner for the view, and then click OK in that window. You can narrow down the users that display for selection in the window using the search browsebuttonsearchselect.png and/or filter selectionwindow_filters_none_selected.png tools.

5.   Click Save.

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