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How to add quick edit to custom list?
You have to enable check boxes. List settings > (Under Views heading) All Items > Tabular View > Allow individual item checkboxes (Tick this box). Now you should have the ability to edit using quick edit. Hope this helps you out? Same problem here.
SharePoint Simply Do all of the things, simply. When you work with enough lists in SharePoint, you’ll undoubtedly come across a situation where the “Quick Edit” option isn’t showing for you. This can happen for one of several pretty basic, distinct reasons.
Why is quick edit greyed out in custom list?
Not sure why, but for some reason, the default “All Items” view that is created when you create the list does not allow the Quick Edit or the Find an Item search field. Hopefully this helps someone else. If you go to your list in question. Click on lists from the ribbon and select list settings.
Do you have to enable checkboxes for quick edit?
Yes, you have to enable checkboxes for Quick Edit to work. However, the solution by kelsnz worked for me: Just create a new view using “Standard View”. The imported view will not allow Quick Edit, and none of these suggestions will correct an IMPORTED view. I ran into this problem as well and none of the listed items helped me.
In my SharePoint online list I want to disable the Edit option for all users except some specific administrators. My users should be able to edit, add or delete the items as i circled green but i don’t want to allow them quick edit as i circled red in the following picture.
How can I change the style of my custom list?
Eventhough that page talks about SP Online, the proposed fix works on SPF also. Click the List tab on the ribbon for your list. Then, click Modify View. Scroll down and click on the plus sign next to Style to expand that section. From the ‘View Style’ choices, select Default.