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QuickBaseCoachD
8 years agoQrew Captain
The Action runs under the userid of the Action Owner.
But you can write the value of the [Last Modified by] field on the original record into a field on your log table so that you know who actually made the change.
As for the parsing out of the data in that field, I an not understanding why you need to turn on the Log changes attribute' of the field in the log table as the log table itself is recording the date and the time and can record who made the change by recording the last modified by.
I can help you write a formula to parse out the info you need, but why create that problem in the first place?
But you can write the value of the [Last Modified by] field on the original record into a field on your log table so that you know who actually made the change.
As for the parsing out of the data in that field, I an not understanding why you need to turn on the Log changes attribute' of the field in the log table as the log table itself is recording the date and the time and can record who made the change by recording the last modified by.
I can help you write a formula to parse out the info you need, but why create that problem in the first place?