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Salesforce Certified Administrator – Summer ’17 Release Exam

20 Thursday Jul 2017

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1 of 5. Which two features best describe the new Lightning-optimized Log a Call
action?
Choose 2 answers
A. Autolink the Call Log to the Case
B. Autolink the Audit Log to the Case
C. Autopopulate the Case Contact
D. Autopopulate the Case Team

Ans: A & C

2 of 5. How can an administrator allow users to choose different views of a
dashboard in Lightning Experience?
A. Dashboard filters
B. Dashboard designer
C. Report filters
D. Report creator

Ans: A

3 of 5. Where are the files and related records attached when a sales user converts a lead?
A. Contact, account, person account, opportunity records
B. Contact, account, opportunity, quote records
C. Contact, account, opportunity records
D. Contact, account, person account records

Ans: A

4 of 5. What action can be taken in Lightning, if you receive an approval request
that someone else should approve?
A. Delete the associated record
B. Change Approval Entry Criteria
C. Edit Approval Process Manager
D. Re-assign the approval request

Ans: D

5 of 5. Which two Chatter Groups will show a seen-by count of people who viewed the post, in the Lightning Experience?

Choose 2 answers
A. Restricted
B. Private
C. Unlisted
D. Public

Ans: B & C

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Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder – Transition Exam

08 Saturday Jul 2017

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Hi All,

I have cleared my Salesforce Certified Platform App Builder – Transition Exam (SP17) today and here are the tips from my side to clear the exam:

  1. Go through the training resources given in “SECTION 4. RECOMMENDED TRAINING AND REFERENCES” in the exam guide available at https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjjtYTppPnUAhXFx7wKHdhqCMQQFggoMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fcertification.salesforce.com%2FSG_CertifiedPlatformAppBuilderTransition.pdf&usg=AFQjCNGl2oWzGI-d9lbhQZlCfiFBZtmGFw
  2. Go through the questions given in https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=transition-app-builder. You may have doubts in answers for some of the questions, you can post them here and I will give my answer accordingly.
  3. Also, go through “Platform App Builder – Full Question Set” as given in http://sfdcstudy.org/platform-app-builder-quizzes/

I got almost 90% of the questions in my exam from the above links, so this would suffice mostly, unless you are not lucky:)

Please let me know for any questions.

Debugging flow trigger error

01 Thursday Jun 2017

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Yesterday morning, one of the batch in my company failed with the following error and I had to debug:

The record couldn’t be saved because it failed to trigger a flow.
A flow trigger failed to execute the flow with version ID 200L0000000DApf”

I knew that we do not have any Visual flows hence it should be one of the processes in the process builder failed, but how do I find out the name of the process which has failed?

One of the easiest option is to take the version ID as mentioned above(200L0000000DApf) and go to https://workbench.developerforce.com->Info > Metadata Types & Components.  Click ‘Expand All’ and Search for the ID(200L0000000DApf). You will know the name of the process which has failed and if you want to know in which step it has failed, obviously put a debug log and simulate the scenario to get the error. Then, you can check the log for more information.

Let me know for any questions. Thanks!

Tip# 22 – Rowsperpage

01 Saturday Apr 2017

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Many of us would know this tip, but I thought of sharing it as it will be useful for someone who does not know about it.

Suppose you want to add a field “Available To” from the Product object on to the changeset, so you would click on Add button, select Custom field in the drop down and click on A. Then you would click on next page and select the field “Available To” .

Instead, you can click on more records per list page and go to end of the address to look for “rowsperpage”:

Rowsperpage

Change it to lets say 2000 and click on enter, in this way, you don’t need to navigate to next page to select the field:

Rowsperpage-LATER

Let me know for any questions.

 

Tip#21 – ColumnCopy

18 Saturday Mar 2017

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Apologies, have been busy with work and personal stuff hence could not write posts for a long time and I am back:)

Suppose you want to copy all the fields in an object and put them on to excel, you can use the following chrome extension:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/columncopy/lapbbfoohlcmlbdaakldmmallcbcbpjb?hl=en

Example:

Suppose, you want to copy all the custom fields from Order object, you can follow the below steps to do so:

  1. Go to Setup -> Orders -> Fields
  2. Navigate to see Order Custom Fields & Relationships section
  3. Right click and select Copy entire table from ColumnCopy option. It will highlight the table that is getting copied, once you select this option.

Columncopy

4. Then open excel and paste

Excel

Hope this tip will be useful!

P.S: you have an option to only the column too by selecting Copy this column option.

 

Issue: Duplicate (blank) versions are created when deploying a Flow with Change Set

24 Tuesday May 2016

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I tried deploying the flow to Production org using Change Set and the flow was modified in my Sandbox Org. After deployment, Salesforce created 2 versions of the flow in Production org and one was blank. When I searched in google, I found out that this is one of the known issue. Here are the details and you can subscribe to this link, if this issue affects you so that you will be notified by Salesforce when the issue is resolved. Thanks!

Tip#20 -Restricted Picklists

22 Sunday May 2016

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A restricted picklist field includes only the values that you’ve defined and users cannot enter any value other than the defined picklist values. This is to ensure that the integrity of the picklist data is maintained and your picklist stays clean. Salesforce has introduced this functionality in Spring’16 and it is in Beta.

If you have a Developer Edition org or sandbox org, no setup is required to use restricted picklists. For all other editions, restricted picklists are available as a beta feature, which means they’re highly functional but have known limitations. Contact Salesforce to enable restricted picklists.

Suppose, you have configured a restricted picklist in Sandbox and when you move it to production, you might get an error “Cannot have restricted picklists in this organization.” To resolve the issue, you can contact support to enable restricted picklists in production org.

Here you can find the release notes from Salesforce.