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How do I hide a Navigation button on a Subgrid?

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I want to hide Navigate button from my main sub-grid. I have tried using js but did'nt work. Is there anyway to do it through js or XRM Toolbox. Please let me know.

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Jonathan Manrique 2,695 on at

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Hi @AquibAziz1234

You can use the Ribbons Workbench and it is easier if you just hide it without any rules. First you must create a solution where you include only the table that you want to hide the button. Then you go to your Ribbons Workbench tool, open the solution and follow the steps in the image

Then you hit publish and you will have the sub grid button hidden. You should keep in mind that you get three ribbons: Main View, Grid and Form and you should use the one that says Grid

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damian_green23 276 on at

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I was just shown the XRM Toolbox. From that exposure, just a couple reminders. Only 5 tables can get loaded into the Solution at a time to be modified. If you have more than 5 tables you're going to modify the ribbon for, either just remove and then add more OR create multiple solutions with only 5 tables each.

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AquibAziz 6 on at

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Thank you for replying. I followed the steps but was unable to meet my requirements. Maybe I did not illustrate my issue in a better way. I am attaching an image which consists the navigation button circled in red. I want it to be hidden if any user selects or hover overs the subgrid entry.

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ivan_apps 2,189 Moderator on at

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I believe you are using the old Editable Grid control. I would recommend switching to the newer Power Apps Grid Control, and enabling the edit records functionality.

The Power Apps grid control looks more native and will get rid of that arrow. You can even disable navigation links, only navigate to primary record or enable all navigation from the grid item.

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Jonathan Manrique 2,695 on at

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Hi @AquibAziz

You must open the customizer in the classic format and then go to the table, search the controls and look for the power apps grid control

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