ExcelVBA for filtering the data based on the user Logged in.

satishgn

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Hi all, I have a excel workbook with 5 worksheets, based on designations I want to show the data related to them,

-> like Project manager should be able to see all data and report.
-> group head should be able to see the summary/report.
-> business unit should just see report.

so for this I want to use filter based on user account (Project Manager A/c, Group Head A/c) logged in Excel or any Microsoft product (all users have licensed version of office).

so from the above scenario, i'll brief in short now,

->when the project manager logs in to his laptop/PC opens the excel file from his Microsoft account, he should be able to see only this report/data.
-> when group head opens excel , he should be able only to see the summary.

P.S. I want the data to be filtered based on the Microsoft account logged in.

Thank You!!!
 

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Hi all, I have a excel workbook with 5 worksheets, based on designations I want to show the data related to them,

-> like Project manager should be able to see all data and report.
-> group head should be able to see the summary/report.
-> business unit should just see report.

so for this I want to use filter based on user account (Project Manager A/c, Group Head A/c) logged in Excel or any Microsoft product (all users have licensed version of office).

so from the above scenario, i'll brief in short now,

->when the project manager logs in to his laptop/PC opens the excel file from his Microsoft account, he should be able to see only this report/data.
-> when group head opens excel , he should be able only to see the summary.

P.S. I want the data to be filtered based on the Microsoft account logged in.

Thank You!!!
Why not just issue passwords to each of them who are Group head and above? Anyone else can just see 1 sheet by default. If you change the password in excel workbook, then it will cascade automatically across the users, irrespective of their authority. The key is keeping the password secure.
 
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Why not just issue passwords to each of them who are Group head and above? Anyone else can just see 1 sheet by default. If you change the password in excel workbook, then it will cascade automatically across the users, irrespective of their authority. The key is keeping the password secure.

I don't want two way authentication, it will be difficult for every one to keep entering the password time and again, the above concept you said is known by default, but we wanted this way of authentication. Thanks anyways for your reply ...
 
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