Hi Pankhuri, This is definitely possible but it is not very straightforward. The main complexity lies in the multiple levels overriding precedence in the order of parent to child. For instance, if I provide a user access to 'ALL MEMBERS' in L1, and try to provide access at L3, the 'ALL MEMBERS' will always take precedence. The same applies between L2 and L5 and between L3 and L5 and so on I haven't done this myself but technically you could achieve it by: 1. Creating a module with 10 line items (Read and write line items for each of the 5 Levels) 2. A process containing 5 actions to import from the module to user settings, starting from L5 to L1 3. Dynamic cell access to disable entry for line items where the parent has an input 4. Extensive testing!! Hope this was helpful Regards, Anirudh
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