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People, roles & permissions — Override access for a single table

Open Permissions, pick a person from the Members list, and find the Per-table overrides section. Each table has an override dropdown with five settings: Inherit from role, Full access, Read & create, Read only, and No access (hidden). Your selection saves the moment you make it. Overrides work in both directions. Full access lets a Viewer create, edit, and delete in that one table, while No access (hidden) hides a table completely — even from an Editor. Choose Inherit from role to remove an override and fall back to the role's default. The Effective column shows the result of role plus override as chips — View, Create, Edit, Delete, or Hidden — so you can confirm exactly what that person can do. Use Open → to jump into the table itself. Work down until something answers. This is also why an admin can be shut out of one table — an explicit decision has no role left to fall back to.
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