EP7, UWL, change Personalize View options

Universal Worklist IView -> Personalize View
We would like to remove all options from the Personalize View (e.g. attributes and their work order, sorting properties etc) except for "Items to be displayed per page" under the Data Properties heading. Does anyone know how to do this. For anyone answering, please note that I am not a portal administrator
Many thanks
Jon

Hi Jon,
there is no possibillity to configure the UWL personalization iView itself (pcd:portal_content/every_user/general/uwl/com.sap.netweaver.bc.uwl.ui.uwlPersonalization).
You only can remove the "personalize" menu item completely.
So if you want to implement your requirement you need to modify the UWL personalization iView or develop your own.
Regards,
Sascha

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