Hi Darryle,

In the form initialization rule, using a condition, you can check a Current User value (from the Context Menu on the right) against a specific user or a list/group of users via SmartObject.

If the condition doesn't pass (they are denied access) you can use a 'Set a control's properties' action to target columns in the 'Add/Edit Item' controls at the bottom of the List View (I recommend giving these unique names for easier targeting), and set them to read-only.  To disable a row entirely, target the column's control within the view to disable/enable.

Hope this helps.

- Jonathan

Thanks Jonathon, that works perfect! 

So I'm going to do this for a view on a form.  I have a group of users.  Is there any way to check if the user is in an AD security group or a SharePoint group?

Thanks again for the help!