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How to Filter a Project, Program, or Portfolio report or list based on who it\'s Shared-With

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I am trying to run a report filtered according to who the object is shared with (e.g. Shared with X Group or System-Wide) but I do not know how to add that as filter. I have the "shared-with" field in my view so I know I can get at the data but struggling to filter on it. Any help appreciated! 

 

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hi Matt, the object controlling sharing for most of the objects, is called Access Rules, but in the API explorer you'll find it under Share.

 

Since it is a collection (i.e. your project object is shared with a collection of users, groups, etc., you would have to call on it using an exists filter)

 

Syntax for this looks similar to what you can see in this post:

https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/forms-shared-system-wide/m-p/48...

 

You would swap in different GUIDs for the accessorID line (e.g. your groupID would go here).

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hi Matt, the object controlling sharing for most of the objects, is called Access Rules, but in the API explorer you'll find it under Share.

 

Since it is a collection (i.e. your project object is shared with a collection of users, groups, etc., you would have to call on it using an exists filter)

 

Syntax for this looks similar to what you can see in this post:

https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/workfront-questions/forms-shared-system-wide/m-p/48...

 

You would swap in different GUIDs for the accessorID line (e.g. your groupID would go here).

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Thanks, Skye. I think this is exactly what I was looking for. One clarification

 

EXISTS:A:$$EXISTSMOD=EXISTS
EXISTS:A:$$OBJCODE=ACSRUL
EXISTS:A:accessorID=PUBLIC
EXISTS:A:securityObjID=FIELD:ID

 

In line #3 (EXISTS:A:accessorID=PUBLIC) is PUBLIC the same as SHARED SYSTEM WIDE?

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