Table A has 4 Columns: Username, Full Name, Adress, E-Mail
In Table B there are People Working, but shouldn’t see the Adress, so the link is something like that:
→ Select column from the linked table “Table A” to display
→ [ Full Name ]
→ [ x ] limit linking to max one row
→ [ x ] limit row selection to a view
→ [ User-friendly View with “Adress” hidden ]
→ [ ] Don’t show button “Linking existing” records
The Problem now is.
A User which is allowed to see in Table A the View 'User-friendly View with “Adress” hidden ’ sees in Table A only “Username”, “Full Name” & “E-Mail”. But when selecting a Row in the linked Table B, they suddenly can see everything, also the hidden Column “Adress”.
Why is it a problem for us? Because we have over 50 hidden Columns, and to see all of them while selecting in the detailed view of Table B is … not beneficial.
Ensure consistency in applying the “User-friendly View with ‘Address’ hidden” setting across all views and check permissions in both Table A and Table B. If the problem still exist , review Table B’s view filters and linked record settings.
Do it like thousands of other people who have used SeaTable to develop powerful processes and get their ideas and tasks done more efficiently.