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Table Permissions Error but File Saves Anyway

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I have a form where users upload a file (no SharePoint integration), there are two lookups, and I've enable table permissions on the account level. Despite this, I get the following error: " The form could not be submitted for the following reasons: You don't have the appropriate permissions."

Yet, when I check the record within a Model Driven App, I see the uploaded file. I can delete and update the file, and all these changes show in the Dataverse, but the Pages form always displays that error message.

I tried the Edge Extension to debug Power Pages, and there were zero logs/errors shown when I reproduced the error.

How can I fix the error message so it stops displaying?

The form could not be submitted for the following reasons: You don't have the appropriate permissions.

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,414 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @CassandraG

I would use this

Debug a model-driven app with Live monitor - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn

As there are many issues that could cause that. We would have to review your code, the app and roles and permissions etc. The above can help you understand exactly why its telling you that and we can help with the answer it gives and what to do next if needed

If this helps resolve your question Please Mark as such and maybe a like :-)

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Fubar 8,352 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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If the user has appropriate permissions to the main record, the most likely cause of the error is that your user does not have appropriate Table Permissions to the tables used in the Lookups. This includes Read, and Append on the table in the Lookup (the child record), & Append To on the main/parent table.

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Child permissions was it! I didn't add additional table permissions for the Account table, since the relationship was Table-to-Account. But as soon as I added it, it fixed it.

@Michael E. Gernaey, would that MDA debugger work for Pages? I know the Portal Management is essentially an MDA, but I'm wondering how it would help with Pages.

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