I suspect I made the mistake by building the app and then going back in to create the specific user information. That said, I did have a User table from the start. And I have set a Row ID and designated the email as the unique identifier. It does show other names in grey. However, I have multiple tables with information that is unique to the individual Row ID. However, in these tables the columns populate all the information from all users. I cannot set “specific user” for some reason. It is greyed out. And I am creating the unique ID’s for each row vs. it doing it automatically in the various tables.
By “unique identifier” here, do you mean the “row owner”?
I think there might be some questions to ask here. By “user-specific data”, do you mean using user-specific columns?
You don’t need user-specific columns if there’s no interaction on the same row of data between multiple users.
It’s more likely you need to use relations/queries here.
Yes! You are right. I just rebuild all the tables with correct relationships and now my UI is showing specific items for specific people. Which is great! In the process, I forgot and broke my next step though. I am sending output to Make with a web trigger. I know that in my scenario it is receiving the data, and then I have a ChatGPT module to create new information, and then a Glide Add Row. On my app I have a table for “outputs” but it’s no longer adding information back from Make like it had before I changed all the relationships.