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mvolkert

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Does anyone know of a data symbol or MEL code that will populate the name of the person currently logged in. I am wanting to pull that information into a data display. Thanks!

Posted : May 25, 2017 6:48 am

joeg1962

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I have used the following in one of my forms:

{
if (DOCUMENT.MESSAGEBY = "") then
DOCUMENT.MESSAGEBY = USER.FIRSTNAME + " " + USER.LASTNAME
else
DOCUMENT.MESSAGEBY
endif

}

Posted : May 25, 2017 6:55 am

jfitzmd

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Posts: 419

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USER.FULLNAME, USER.LASTNAME, USER.FIRSTNAME, USER.MIDDLENAME, USER.LOGINNAME, USER.REALNAME

Posted : May 25, 2017 7:19 am

jtlewis

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The previous users have answered your question but I wanted to share with you that most of this information is readily available in Centricity. In the top right corner of Centricity, click on the "?" then in the "Contents" tab, expand "Administrators and management", then example "Use data symbols" and then "Symbols listed alphabetically" or "Symbols listed by category". Alternatively you could open the "?" (Help) module and search for what you are wanting and proceed from there.

I find this section very helpful with MEL/VFE/Handouts etc.

Posted : May 25, 2017 7:23 am

mvolkert

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Posts: 143

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Thank you everyone! I was able to get it to work exactly like I was wanting.

Posted : May 25, 2017 7:34 am

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