HI. I have kind of a complex use case here for views and was wondering if this is possible to achieve using a combination of relationships and contextual filters. I've been banging my head over this for a few hours now.

I'm building a View of reports for employees of a company. A "Report" is a content type with an entity reference field to a "Company" content type. Each Company content type has a entity reference field for User entities.

When logged in and displaying this view, I want to display the Reports that reference the Company that the current user is also referenced from.

I have created a quick wireframe that illustrates what I'm looking to achieve. Is this possible without any custom coding?

I'm very grateful for any help!

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Title: Relationship/Contentual filter for enitity reference two levels deep » Relationship/Contextual Filter for Enitity Reference two levels deep
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