• Expand And Collapse Using Lightning Component Introduction:- In the realm of Salesforce Lightning development, creating interactive and user-friendly components is essential for enhancing user experience and productivity. One such component that adds versatility to your application is the Accordion component. An Accordion component allows users to toggle between displaying and hiding content sections, providing a […]

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  • Dynamically Open Salesforce Files In Lightning Component Introduction:- Display a preview of the content documents or salesforce files dynamically in the salesforce lightning component using <lightning:fileCard> base component. A <lightning:fileCard> component displays a preview of a file (Image, Text, PDF…etc.). On desktops, clicking the file preview opens the SVG file preview player, enabling you to […]

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  • Various Methods To Mass Delete Records From An Object Introduction: When it comes to managing data in Salesforce, efficient record deletion is crucial. Here are six strategies, in line with SEO guidelines, to help you streamline this process: 6 Efficient Strategies For Data Deletion:- Mass Delete Records: Utilize Salesforce’s built-in mass-delete record tool accessible via […]

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  • Unlocking Lightning Login: Your Essential Setup Guide Introduction:- Salesforce introduces Lightning Login, a secure and accessible way for users to access their Salesforce org without passwords, utilizing fingerprint authentication via the Salesforce Authenticator App. Lightning Login : Salesforce introduced Lightning Login, which has nothing related to Lightning Experience, and Lightning Login works with both Classic […]

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  • Rollup Summary with Flow Introduction:- Roll-up summary fields are one of the most useful custom field types in Salesforce, but not when your object model is based on lookup relationships. You see this magic only works on objects which are related as master detail. Now we use ProcessBuilder and Flows to achieve the Rollup Summary […]

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  • Salesforce Automates Tasks with Scheduled Flows  Introduction:- Salesforce introduces scheduled flows. Now, you can schedule flows to run and create scheduled batch jobs declaratively, specifying when the date/time the flow will run and the frequency of the scheduled flow (once, daily, weekly and monthly) and provide additional filter conditions for the records. Here are some […]

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  • USING DEPENDENT PICKLISTS IN SCREEN FLOWS Introduction:- In Winter ’20, Salesforce introduced a standard dependent picklist component for use in a screen flow. Now, depending on what the user selects from a picklist (controlling), we can show picklist items dependent on that first selection in a screen flow. Business Use Case:  Business Use Case: Louise  […]

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