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<Bert Utrecht>
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Is it possible to have an multi select on access roles. For example when a salesmanager has to have access to 2 different regions.
 
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Bob Jude Ferrante
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In our experience there might be a few users at a few sites that need access to multiple nodes on a single dimension, where the structure of the dimension doesn't simply permit a higher level node to be the grantor of access.

You can handle such special situations by setting up these special filters in the security control INCLUDE FOCEXEC ROW_LVL_SEC_USERS_CUSTOM.fex. Instructions on how to set these up are in the FOCEXEC. This FOCEXEC is intended as an Access Role security exit for PMF, and is already included in the calling chain initiated by FILTERS.FEX.

Hope this helps.

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