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Latest revision as of 19:23, 21 August 2012
Designer > Objects > {object} > Fields
Fields can be added to an object, customized, and displayed in a variety of ways.
Basic Information
Specify the basic characteristics of the field
- Label
- Enter a field label; This label is displayed on the Form
- Display Type
- The fields in this page will change, depending on the Field Display Type selected
- Always Required
- Checkbox
- (Optional) Include in Quick Edit
- This choice will appear for fields in these objects only: Prospects, Accounts or Contacts; See Quick Edit for more information
- Field Name
- The name that will be used to reference this object. Must conform to the Field Naming Rules
- (Optional) Mapped to Account Column
- This choice will appear for fields in Prospects only; Select a field in the Accounts object that will be mapped to this new field (When a Prospect is converted to an Account, this field value is copied to the specified Account field; The Account field is overwritten with the value in this field)
Display Attributes
This section is displayed when adding a new field. It specifies the default attributes for the field, when it appears in a Form.
- Section
- Select the section in the default form where the field will appear. (The Basic Information section is the default.)
- Required
- Checkbox
- Default is unchecked
- If checked, this field is required in the current Form
Default Value
- Specify the content to be displayed as the Default Value when adding a new record to this object, or use the interactive Formula Builder to define a default-value expression.
- Considerations
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- For Lookup fields, the value must resolve to a record_id. (A user_id, for Lookups to the USER object.)
For example, this formula can be used to specify a default value for the record Owner, by using an email address to do the Lookup:
- LOOKUP('USER','id','email="newOwner@OurCompany.com"')
- For Lookup fields, the value must resolve to a record_id. (A user_id, for Lookups to the USER object.)
Role-Based Field Visibility
When a new field is created, it's visibility can be determined by the user's Role.
- Learn more: Role-Based Field Visibility
Description Information
Optionally, add a description of the field
- Description
- Text entered here will be displayed when the user hovers their mouse over the field--but only if Show_Field_Hints has been enabled for the form the user is in.