How do you check permission set in validation rule?

How do you check permission set in validation rule?

Reference a ‘permission set’ in a ‘formula,’ ‘workflow rule,’ or ‘validation rule’

1. Click Setup.
2. In the Quick Find / Search… type Permission.
3. Click Permission Sets.
4. Click New.
5. Add Label(your preference) and API Name(automatically populates)
6. Click Save.

Can I assign a permission set to a group?

Permission Sets can be assigned to multiple Users, and are much more agile and atomistic than Profiles. But Permission Sets are not a general-purpose replacement for Profiles.

How to use permission sets in validation rules?

This should work similar like as of today when using the current users Profile or User Role information. Our requirement for example is to create a lookup filter on a User lookup field. Only users which are having a specific Permission set associated shall be displayed in the User lookup field. Bryan W Snyder – 6 months ago

How to use permission sets in Formula fields?

Idea has been posted. Give it an upvote or downvote. It would be very useful an consequent to use the “Permission Set” information a current users is associated with for Formula Fields, Validation Rules, Workflow Rules and Lookup Filters. This should work similar like as of today when using the current users Profile or User Role information.

How can I change the search criteria of a filter?

You can change the filter’s search criteria, owner, permissions, or subscriptions. Select the filter name. You’ll be moved to the search page. Click Details to view quick info about the filter. From there, you can: Edit permissions – add or change viewers and editors. Edit subscription – add or change subscriptions.

Can a custom permission be used in a permisison set?

The “workaround” of using a custom permission in a permisison set is quite handy, simple and I use it regularly. However, it is only useful if you want to drive formulas off of the current user’s permissions.