@Sasikanth.Busanagari Deciding between using Selective Access and Dynamic Cell Access is always tricky. The main question I always ask is, "Is this security setting just for this module or should it be a global setting?" If global, then Selective Access is the way to go vs. if it is just for a certain module, then DCA is the way to go. Remember, DCA is not true security, it just allows you to hide values, make values read only, or make the value editable at the line item level, not the hierarchy level. If I am understanding you correctly, you can definitely use DCA for this. My understanding is this, please correct me if I am wrong: Module 1: ability to set values to be read or write enabled by the user Not necessarily hiding the hierarchy members (Selective Access), but the values within the line item. Module 2 all values should be read, but if they have write in the first intersection, they can write in this module. Correct? If those are correct assumptions, you can define different DCA permissions for the different modules. Create a DCA module defined by components and Users with line items Read - boolean formatted with formula = Not Write Write - boolean formatted, no formula, just an input by the Admin Note, if you want the read/write access to bubble up to the Area (parent of components), change the summary of the line items to ANY. For the line items in the Modules 1 and Modules 2, do what @Misbah stated and define the proper read/write access to the correct driver. Now, if you want to jazz it up a little where Module 2 is only Read access for everyone, you have a third boolean in the DCA module name Always Read (boolean formatted) with formula of TRUE. Update the DCA Read Driver for the line items in the 2nd module to the Always Read boolean. Hope this helps, Rob
... View more
