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Hello hgajas,<br />
You can use the @IsMember formula.<br />
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eg you're hide when formalu would be as follows:<br />
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@IsMember(&quot;User A&quot;; @Name([CN]; @UserName)) | @IsMember(&quot;User A&quot;; @Name([CN]; @UserName))<br />
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I'm not sure wheter the order of the pars is right, if not check the help file.<br />
<br />
Gr, <br />
MKraan
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Hello hgajas,
You can use the @IsMember formula.

eg you're hide when formalu would be as follows:

@IsMember("User A"; @Name([CN]; @UserName)) | @IsMember("User A"; @Name([CN]; @UserName))

I'm not sure wheter the order of the pars is right, if not check the help file.

Gr,
MKraan

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Oops, in my above comment, replace &quot;User A&quot; with &quot;User B&quot; in the second part of the formula.
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Oops, in my above comment, replace "User A" with "User B" in the second part of the formula.

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u can also write this as:<br />
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@IsNotMember(@name([CN];@u<wbr />sername); &quot;userA&quot;:&quot;user B&quot;).<br />
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This is shorter. So, u could use this.
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u can also write this as:

@IsNotMember(@name([CN];@username); "userA":"user B").

This is shorter. So, u could use this.

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Thanks everyone who responded soo quickly. All answers worked. Thanks especially to sloeber, you didn't just answer the question you gave me lesson. Thanks.<br />
hgajas
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Thanks everyone who responded soo quickly. All answers worked. Thanks especially to sloeber, you didn't just answer the question you gave me lesson. Thanks.
hgajas

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I hope that you understand the principle.<br />
Try never to use hard coded formulas.<br />
<br />
Thanks for the points<br />
It's always a pleasure to help someone ;-)<br />
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<br />
Greets,<br />
Sloeber <br />
CU NEXT TIME ;-)
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I hope that you understand the principle.
Try never to use hard coded formulas.

Thanks for the points
It's always a pleasure to help someone ;-)


Greets,
Sloeber
CU NEXT TIME ;-)

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I have a Lotus Notes 4.6 database. I want to hide an action from everyone except 2 people. It works for one, but when I add the second it doesn't. I was using the Hide action if formula is true property.<br />
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@Name([CN];@UserName) != &quot;A User&quot;<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
<br />
Also, can I hide it from everyone except editors in the access control list? If so, how?
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I have a Lotus Notes 4.6 database. I want to hide an action from everyone except 2 people. It works for one, but when I add the second it doesn't. I was using the Hide action if formula is true property.

@Name([CN];@UserName) != "A User"

Any ideas?

Also, can I hide it from everyone except editors in the access control list? If so, how?

hiding actions

Lotus Software produced the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, and later developed Lotus Notes, a groupware and email system. Following its acquisition by IBM, the Notes and Domino client/server collaborative platform were expanded to include functions such as email, calendars, to-do lists, contacts management, teamrooms, discussion forums, file sharing, microblogging, instant messaging, blogs, and user directories. IBM also release SmartSuite, a comprehensive office suite, and followed that with Symphony, unrelated to the Lotus suite of the same name.