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01-17-2023 05:55 PM
Hi All,
This seems to be simple but for some reason the condition that I am setting up is not accepting the javascript:gs.getUserID(). I am trying to provide a report to the current logged on user that is assigned to him with the following conditions:
- Type is Deployment Set
- Phase is Promoted
- Assigned to is javascript:gs.getUserID()
When I put the javascript, it does not stick and it is saying no matches found. There is no save button. Below is a screenshot. Help!
Thank you
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01-17-2023 07:27 PM
Hi @dona2 ,
You need to use is dynamic me filter to achieve this.
this filter will get the records for the logged in user irrespective of whoever has logged in.
Please mark correct if my response has solved your query.
Cheers,
Mohammed Basheer Ahmed.

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01-17-2023 10:40 PM
I don't have a field of that name in my instance, however if the field is a referenced from the sys_user table then yes you should be able to use the is dynamic "me" option.
So in the first column choose the field "Business authoriser", then second column should be "is (dynamic)" and the final column is "me"
If that doesn't work I'd need to know more about the Business authorisor field and how it gets it values

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01-17-2023 07:00 PM
If it is to show what is assigned to the current logged in user that is running the report all you should need to do is use:
It will then dynamically treat "me" as the person logged in and running the report
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01-17-2023 10:31 PM
Hi Bidduam,
Thank you . Is the is(dynamic) is Me only applicable to the fields assigned to. There are 3 key people in the record; assigned to, manager and business authorizer. How about if the condition is if the business authorizer is the currently the logged on user just like the screenshot below.

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01-17-2023 10:40 PM
I don't have a field of that name in my instance, however if the field is a referenced from the sys_user table then yes you should be able to use the is dynamic "me" option.
So in the first column choose the field "Business authoriser", then second column should be "is (dynamic)" and the final column is "me"
If that doesn't work I'd need to know more about the Business authorisor field and how it gets it values
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01-17-2023 11:19 PM
Thank you Biddauam. That worked.