• Miscellaneous Functions
  • ASSIGNEDTO Function
  • B64TOGUID Function
  • BROWSTAT Function
  • CANSIGN Function
  • CELLCALC Function
  • CELLCOL Function
  • CELLLABEL Function
  • CELLNO Function
  • CELLROW Function
  • CELLSTR Function
  • CELLTABLE Function
  • COMPLETION Function
  • COMPLTBY Function
  • CUSTPROP Function
  • CUSTPROPAT Function
  • CUSTPROPR Function
  • CVDATA Function
  • CVDATAC Function
  • CVDATAL Function
  • CVDATALNG Function
  • CVDATAQRY Function
  • CVDOCPOS Function
  • CVFORM Function
  • CVGROUP Function
  • CVIDEA Function
  • CVINFO Function
  • CVMENUST Function
  • DOCENTSCP Function
  • DOCID Function
  • DOCLIBPATH Function
  • DOCMODE Function
  • EVAL Function
  • FIELD Function
  • GETHIDE Function
  • GUIDTOB64 Function
  • HASTAG Function
  • INITIALS Function
  • INPBLANK Function
  • INPBLANKRC Function
  • ISADMIN Function
  • ISCONS Function
  • ISINGROUP Function
  • ISLOCKED Function
  • ISPLHOLDER Function
  • ISSUECOUNT Function
  • ITEMPROP Function
  • KLIEXIST Function
  • KLIPROP Function
  • KLLPROP Function
  • LEVEL Function
  • LOOKUP Function
  • Miscellaneous Functions
  • MKPATH Function
  • NUMROLES Function
  • NUMSIGNED Function
  • RDYREVIEW Function
  • REPENT Function
  • ROLECOMPLT Function
  • ROLEINDEX Function
  • ROLELABEL Function
  • SCRNX Function
  • SCRNY Function
  • SIGNOFF Function
  • SIGNOFFCHK Function
  • SIGNOFFCVR Function
  • SIGNOFFDTE Function
  • SIGNOFFNME Function
  • WHOAMI Function

LEVEL Function

The LEVEL function returns a number one number less than the security access level for the current user entered.

Syntax

LEVEL()

Example 1

The current user is assigned CaseView access level 8.

LEVEL()

Returns the value 7.

Example 2

When signed in as SUP/SUP, where, in theory, your CaseView permission level as established is 10.

LEVEL()

Returns the value 9.

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• Miscellaneous Functions