Hello Twan,

You can achieve this by filtering the aggregate with the role that that you need using the CheckRole function to check if the current user has the role associated with that Record.

For example :

If(CheckRole(userId),true,Feetest.id <> theRecordtohide.id)

And the use that aggregate to populate your list.

Hope it helps !

Paulo Rosário

Hey,

Is it multi tenant application?

Thanks

Yogesh

Hello @Twan de langen 

why you don't put a attribute role.id ?

Or have a action to get that entity and inside the action you put a if, if the user has the the role admin or exper role you send all the list in the output if not you send the list without the record testFee

Hello @Twan de langen 

I attached the oml file .

I Hope it helps!

Thanks 

Vaishnavi Bokade