Your formula contains a reference to a field for which you do not have a permission error

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Your formula contains a reference to a field for which you do not have a permission.

typically occurs when a user doesn't have the necessary permissions to access a certain field that is being referenced in a formula. This could be due to the user's role not having the necessary permissions to access that field, or the field being restricted for that user. In the context of a saved search or a workflow, this error can occur if the search or workflow is referencing a field that the user doesn't have access to. For example, if a saved search is referencing a field from a subsidiary record, and the user doesn't have access to subsidiary records, this error can occur. To resolve this issue, you need to identify the field that is causing the issue and ensure that the user has the necessary permissions to access that field. This can be a tedious process as you may need to go through each field that is being referenced in the formula. If the issue is occurring in a saved search, you can try making the search public, or running it unrestricted. However, if the user doesn't have the necessary permissions to access a certain field, these steps may not resolve the issue. If the issue is occurring in a workflow, you may need to adjust the workflow to not reference fields that the user doesn't have access to. Alternatively, you could adjust the user's permissions to give them access to the necessary fields. In some cases, you may need to create a new field to select the necessary data, and then have a second field source data from the new field. This can be a workaround if the field you need to reference is not available in your formula. Remember, it's important to ensure that any changes to permissions or field access are in line with your organization's security policies.