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# Enable writeback in reading mode

Plan lets users perform writeback even when a report is in reading view. You can also review logs from Logs under the Writeback tab.

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The **Writeback t**ab option is available only when at least one destination is configured and the user has writeback permissions.
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The following options are displayed for users in the reading view who also have writeback access:

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### **1. Writeback**

Select **Writeback** to write report data to the configured destination. Plan respects row-level security (**RLS**) in the source dataset. If a viewer has RLS applied, Plan writes back only the rows allowed by that security rule.

### **2. Logs**

Select **Logs** to open the writeback logs page.


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