Selective Access in Child List formatted item

I am able to filter a list formatted item when selective access is enabled. However, it is not possible to do so when the line item is formatted as a list that does not has selective access enabled, even if it is a "child" of a selective access list.

I need to be able to filter lower hierarchy levels based on inherited selective access from parent lists. This way users will not see all the items on a drop down field.

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Comments

andres.ayon

Making the list dependent to a parent level can partially solve the issue, this means having to add extra line items in order to filter your way down through your hierarchy.

Miran

Status changed to: In Review

Rebecca

Status changed to: In Review

rodolfo_hr

This is still an issue, even after the launch on the new UX.

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