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  • January 31, 2022
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arebbeadle
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How do you grant permission for conditional formatting to a user? Is it part of FND_ENDUSER permission set? 

Best answer by Himasha Abeywickrama

Hi @arebbeadle,

This is a basic functionality that comes by default for any users (included in FND_RUNTIME permission set that is mandatory for login to IFS EE client). Hence cannot be removed from a user. If you need to hide this for any reason, you would have to change the framework code.

 

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Himasha Abeywickrama
Superhero (Customer)
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Hi @arebbeadle,

This is a basic functionality that comes by default for any users (included in FND_RUNTIME permission set that is mandatory for login to IFS EE client). Hence cannot be removed from a user. If you need to hide this for any reason, you would have to change the framework code.

 


arebbeadle
Hero (Customer)
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  • Hero (Customer)
  • January 31, 2022

Thank you,

What about Conditional Fields is it part of FND_RUNTIME as well?

 

 


ttzeleznik
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  • Sidekick (Customer)
  • January 31, 2022

Hi @arebbeadle,

I’ve spent some time mapping those types items.  It seems like you might be interested in 

Conditional Fields & Custom Objects (User Access and Control​​​​​)

I’m not sure these are “Out of the Box” but RMB “Show Grantees”  will get you that info.  Hope this helps….

Cheers, Troy


arebbeadle
Hero (Customer)
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  • Hero (Customer)
  • January 31, 2022

Thank you Troy,

 


Himasha Abeywickrama
Superhero (Customer)
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arebbeadle wrote:

Thank you,

What about Conditional Fields is it part of FND_RUNTIME as well?

 

 

Hi @arebbeadle,

For Conditional Fields, you can control access by giving grants to ‘Conditional Field Actions’ presentation object inside IFS Base Functionality. Please refer below screenshot.

 

 


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