Hi,
Is there a way to merge more than two permission sets together in one go ?
BR
Champika
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Merging Permission Sets
Best answer by ShawnBerk
You can export the permissions to XML that you want to merge. Then import them one at a time into a new permission set or start with one of the originals with a different name as the first import. For each subsequent import, you will need to import as the same file name so it is found, then you can select Merge and keep adding however many you want to combine.
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+18By merge are you looking to create a brand new Permission Set or trying to grant additional permission sets to another permission set?
Hi Srikanth,
Thanks for the reply. My requirement is bit different here. I want to create a permission set by merging few permission sets together, so that I could do the necessary modifications on the newly created permission set without affecting the others.
BR
Champika
You can export the permissions to XML that you want to merge. Then import them one at a time into a new permission set or start with one of the originals with a different name as the first import. For each subsequent import, you will need to import as the same file name so it is found, then you can select Merge and keep adding however many you want to combine.
+11Hi
You can create a structure of permission set. You can create a brand new Permission set and using permission structure you can grant existing permissions to newly created permission set. This can use to merge multiple permissions in to one permission and also can grant new access to new permission separately.
Select the View Structure at the Permission Set window (where you create the new permissions). This will navigate you to the Permission set Grant Structure window and in there you can grant the relevant old permission sets to this new new permission set in Granted Permission Sets section.
In the Structure Preview tab you can see the granted Permission sets.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Akila
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