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ZIKRA LOBANI 6ZIKRA LOBANI 6 

Inline edit is disabled

Hi,
 one list view the Inline edit is disabled and comment is : to edit filter by one record type ??! 
there is no logic filter in the list , and I have all permisions to edit !
Waqar Hussain SFWaqar Hussain SF
See the below article in which the same issue is explained.

https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=Unable-to-Inline-Edit-in-a-List-View&language=en_US&type=1
ZIKRA LOBANI 6ZIKRA LOBANI 6
Thank you Waqar , but still I can't find the solution .
Waqar Hussain SFWaqar Hussain SF
Hi Zikra, Have you verified all the points mentioned in the above article?
ZIKRA LOBANI 6ZIKRA LOBANI 6
Hi ,
yes, I think the problem on record type consideration .
How to Know the  record type for the list !
also the select box is not appear .
thank you .
Wayne KellyWayne Kelly
I have the same issue, and the link above to the article does not work.

Any other suggestions? 
Waqar Hussain SFWaqar Hussain SF
For inline editing on the list views, you must have to filter the list view with one record type.

NOTE: If you don't have any record type on the object, then create a Master record type and filter the list view with record type. 
Roman Dovbush 5Roman Dovbush 5
Thanks, Waqar, filtering by record type made my list views showing the inline edit buttons (pencil)
Nikhil_ReddyNikhil_Reddy
For this edit the list view and select record type field and you don't want to use any record type just don't pick the value and save it. 
Nishar Viswanathan PushpalathaNishar Viswanathan Pushpalatha
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I am getting the same error, unfortunately, I couldn't find any solutions for the same. Can someone help me to sort out the issue?
Roman Dovbush 5Roman Dovbush 5
Hi Nishar, as Waqar mentioned above, you need to have records of one record type in the list.
When I created record type, the inline editing became available.

His original answer:
For inline editing on the list views, you must have to filter the list view with one record type.
NOTE: If you don't have any record type on the object, then create a Master record type and filter the list view with record type.