re: If someone has other ideas, that I can still create interfaces for "current user", I would be still happy about it
If you have an "Email" field in your "People" table that matches the user's email exactly you can use that for your "Current User" filter by adding a lookup field to display that email in the table in question:


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re: If someone has other ideas, that I can still create interfaces for "current user", I would be still happy about it
If you have an "Email" field in your "People" table that matches the user's email exactly you can use that for your "Current User" filter by adding a lookup field to display that email in the table in question:


Link to base
Hi Adam,
This already helps me already A LOT but it leads to a follow up question.
I took quite some time to figure out how you were able to do so and I was not.
Seems you are using "blank" pages and fill them up -> perfectly working in here.
If I use the default pages like. e.g. List, Gallery, Timeline etc, I can't use this filter.
Is there a specific reason for this?
And with that: Would you in general recommend to start always from a blank page, since you have more options (control)? (or at least in cases where I need such control/filter abilities)
Is it possible to have this also in a form?
E.g. if I create a new task, I want to be myself the default assignee for that task.
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Update: I noticed that in some other views you can use the "Filter by" and when you select the email record, when you get the option "Current user's email" 🙂 This is great. Thank you so much. Haven't tried it yet, since I thought I could just filter by email then.
Hi Adam,
This already helps me already A LOT but it leads to a follow up question.
I took quite some time to figure out how you were able to do so and I was not.
Seems you are using "blank" pages and fill them up -> perfectly working in here.
If I use the default pages like. e.g. List, Gallery, Timeline etc, I can't use this filter.
Is there a specific reason for this?
And with that: Would you in general recommend to start always from a blank page, since you have more options (control)? (or at least in cases where I need such control/filter abilities)
Is it possible to have this also in a form?
E.g. if I create a new task, I want to be myself the default assignee for that task.
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Update: I noticed that in some other views you can use the "Filter by" and when you select the email record, when you get the option "Current user's email" 🙂 This is great. Thank you so much. Haven't tried it yet, since I thought I could just filter by email then.
Hmm, you should be able to use the filter for default pages too:

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re: And with that: Would you in general recommend to start always from a blank page, since you have more options (control)? (or at least in cases where I need such control/filter abilities)
I don't think I'd recommend always starting from a blank page; it really depends on your use case I reckon. Sorry that it's so vague!
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re: Is it possible to have this also in a form?
Seems like it!
