If you want to see which groups a user belongs to, or how an individual is granted (or restricted) access to a particular site or resource, use the “Check permissions” button in Site Settings –> Site Permissions (or any advanced permissions page).
Check permissions for an individual or group in SharePoint
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One response to “Check permissions for an individual or group in SharePoint”
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Hello Mr. Chamberlain.
I met the following strange behavior of Sharepoint 2019
Given list named A, and some existing list items: A1, A2, A3… List A is shared to a big user group which contain U1, U2, U3, U4.
List items A1, A2, A3 are shared with unique permission to users U1, U2, U3, U4 (not inherit permission from list A anymore).If one day, I add U1, U2, U3, U4 to list A’s permission, then:
– Remove U1, U2 from list A’s permission
– Change rights of U3, U4
—> U1, U2 will disappear from permission of list items A1, A2, A3 while U3, U4 still remain.Have you had experience about that scenario? I wonder if it is feature of Sharepoint 2019 or an error.
Thanks
Phong Bach
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