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Revision as of 14:44, 5 November 2019
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Creating Object permissions
To access this menu item, click on "Object Permissions" in the file / options menu.
Important: By default, each datapoint can be accessed by any user. If you include a datapoint/treatment/command in a permission then it will be reachable only for those users that have permission.
Click on 
, than
for the new permission.
A window will appear where you need to enter a rule name and a list of users / groups that you can apply the restriction to! If the "enable" is activated, then the restriction applies to the selected users!
Click on the "Objects"
Example:To use it, grab the selected data point with your mouse, and drag it to the appropriate column. This data point is protected / blocked for restricted users. The same can be done with Treatment and Command!
If we done, save the Permission!
