Thanks for your reply. My issue / problem with using Environ["UserName"] is that it returns the computer login name (it's a shared system with one user profile, so no matter who logs into the database Environ returns the name of the computer and not the user) rather than the name of the person who is currently using the database. How about the second item on my post, can you help in that regard?

Good day
I created a database in Access 2010 and now after opening it in Office 365 i found some of the functions previously done not working properly. I would be happy if I can get some help sorting out my problems.
1. I would like to display the current user of the database based on the person's User Login and not the Environ (computer's name). The fields in my table are User Name, User Login, Password, User Security. Below is the...

hi topher23

I have a question for you....i have an access database with several table, one of those being a user table with Username, First and last Name fields. I would like to create a field on another form and have it auto populate the full name of the user based on their login in. Would also like to "lock" this field and prevent the current user or any other user from editing it...thanks