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MichaelBarrow
8 years agoQrew Cadet
What we've done is set up an Employees table, and each record has a User field. We also have another field for their business role (not necessarily the same as their QB access role). I also have a single-record table called Parameters that holds all of my system variables. The current logged-in user can be related to this through a Related Current Employee formula text field where the formula is simply User(). So I have the email address and the business role of the current user and can incorporate in formula fields and dynamic form rules.