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  1. amanda_sage
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  3. Tuesday, July 28 2015, 12:38 AM
My client wants to list two different types of profiles on their site, both based upon two separate ACLs ("students" and "clients";).

I didn't see a way to do this in the user list menu item. Am I missing something? Thanks.
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Hi,
in List menu item and in modules you can find parameter called "SQL Custom Where", it allow you to filter users by custom field value or by complex query. Try to read docs at https://www.easy-profile.com/docs/69-sql-custom-where-list-and-module.html, here you can find some examples (also how to filter by usergroups)
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Hi,
correct syntax is:
user_id IN ( SELECT user_id FROM #__user_usergroup_map WHERE group_id IN ( 11,12 ) GROUP BY user_id HAVING count( user_id )=2 )
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Admin
Hi,
yes, this is possible.

see following examples at doc page:
1. Include some Usergroups
2. User From 2 Groups at the same time
3. User From 3 Groups at the same time

1. include all users in at least one of usergroups
2.3. all users in all specified usergroups at the same time
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alsage13 Accepted Answer
Ok, I'm back with another question. Is it possible to list more than one user group in the same directory with this method?

So for example, I want to list the users in groups 11, 12, and 13 in this one particular directory. Is that possible?
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amanda_sage Accepted Answer
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Oh, totally missed that. THANK YOU!
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