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02-28-2025 12:45 AM
I want to create a dynamic filter that should filter to only show groups that the current logged in user is the manager of.
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02-28-2025 02:55 AM
Hi @gauri06,
Just to add to @Nishant8—if the resource_plan table has a reference to the group, you can filter it by:
- Open the resource_plan list view.
- Click the filter icon to open the filter criteria.
- Add a new filter condition:
- Select Show Related Fields from the dropdown.
- Choose Group → Group Fields, then select Manager (this will now appear as Group.Manager).
- Use the "is dynamic" operator in the filter condition, which will auto-populate "Me" as the value.
This will filter the list to show only records where the logged-in user is the manager of the assigned group.
Regards,
Mimi Edet
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edet-promise/
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02-28-2025 03:14 AM
you want this in left navigation module?
if yes then you can use module with fixed query
you will find many OOB modules which have something similar.
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02-28-2025 02:55 AM
Hi @gauri06,
Just to add to @Nishant8—if the resource_plan table has a reference to the group, you can filter it by:
- Open the resource_plan list view.
- Click the filter icon to open the filter criteria.
- Add a new filter condition:
- Select Show Related Fields from the dropdown.
- Choose Group → Group Fields, then select Manager (this will now appear as Group.Manager).
- Use the "is dynamic" operator in the filter condition, which will auto-populate "Me" as the value.
This will filter the list to show only records where the logged-in user is the manager of the assigned group.
Regards,
Mimi Edet
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edet-promise/
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