# 2026.02.0 : Persistent Personal Views

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URL: https://nocodb.com/docs/changelog/2026.02.0
Last updated: 2026-04-11

Editors get persistent personal views — save filters, sorts, and field visibility without breaking shared workflows.

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## Explore Without Breaking Workflows

> I just adjusted a filter temporarily. Why did the automation stop running?

> Who changed this view configuration?

As teams grow and automations become central to operations, **shared views become business logic**. A small change to filters, grouping, or sorting can silently impact workflows that depend on those views.

To protect teams while preserving flexibility, we’re introducing:

**Persistent View Configurations for Editors (Personal Views)**

Editors can now fully customise **Personal Views**, and all their configurations will persist — without affecting shared views used by automations or other users.

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## Why This Matters

Shared views often power:

* Automations
* Internal dashboards
* Operational processes
* Team-wide reporting

Even temporary changes in shared views can unintentionally disrupt these workflows.

With this update:

* **Shared Views** remain stable and protected
* **Personal Views** provide full customisation freedom
* Automations remain reliable
* Teams can explore data safely

This creates a clear separation:

| View Type     | Purpose                                |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Shared View   | Team collaboration & automation logic  |
| Personal View | Individual customization & exploration |

## Protection Without Limitation

Editors no longer need to compromise between flexibility and safety.

They can:

* Experiment with filters
* Create temporary groupings
* Resize and adjust layout
* Personalize data visibility

All without impacting the rest of the team.

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