Display only logged in user records in Power Portal | filter records by logged in user in portals

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This video explains the below points on Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement CRM: Display only logged in user records in Power Portal | filter records by logged in user in portals

[@TuanNguyenX]

Solid and concise demo, just what I'm looking for. Thank YOU

[@rashimalhotra8642]

Very useful information. Thanks

[@andreigrosu1448]

Great video man. You rock !

[@kruthikapillay482]

Thanks fro the video, it was really helpful. Can we achieve the same functionality if there is contact subgrid instead of contact lookup on the form?

[@munkybutler1]

Thanks for this. Is it possible to add multiple filter conditions in the Portals management app?

[@imotumbokanaka4157]

nice one

[@shwetakamble5488]

Thanks for the video, I tried to apply filter condition however Portal User Attribute option has greyed out, it says "not applicable", how can we fix this, please help

[@KryptonAndBakchodSquad]

How to do this same in advanced from

[@ewwwbro]

Now is this possible in Power pages,? if yes means,How?any solution.

[@RAJESH7506]

Hello, I don't see the "Contact " field under the FIlter Condition section of the Portal User Attribute dropdown. Am I missing any configuration?.

[@softchieflearn]

You have to add contact lookup to the table

[@RAJESH7506]

@@softchieflearn Thanks for the help it works. I was wondering If create a another entity called "Debtor" and there I've created a lookup "Debtor Name" with Contact entity and Then I've created another entity "Debtor Notification" and created a lookup "Debtor" with Debtor entity and here is the issue. When I'm trying this filter on "Debtor Notification" it's not shoung the Debtor column in filter section. Thanks for help though