A Salesforce administrator at an agricultural technology company is configuring custom fields on a custom object, 'Field Telemetry', and setting up field mappings for lead processing. The administrator must enable aggregate metrics on a parent custom object, 'Farm Station', and ensure custom fields on Lead records transfer seamlessly when converting qualified leads to opportunities. Which two statements correctly describe the administration considerations and capabilities for configuring these custom fields and data type mappings? (Select 2 answers)
- To create a Roll-Up Summary field on the parent 'Farm Station' object, 'Field Telemetry' must be connected to 'Farm Station' using a Master-Detail relationship.Answer
- Custom Lead fields can be mapped to custom fields on Account, Contact, or Opportunity objects if the target fields have compatible data types.Answer
- CRoll-Up Summary fields can be created on 'Farm Station' to aggregate data from 'Field Telemetry' regardless of whether the relationship is a Lookup or Master-Detail relationship.
- DCustom Lead fields are automatically mapped to standard Opportunity fields during lead conversion without requiring explicit custom field mapping setup.
- ECreating a new custom picklist field automatically assigns all picklist values to all existing Record Types on the object.
Answer
Roll-Up Summary fields require a Master-Detail relationship to aggregate child data onto a parent object, and custom Lead fields must be mapped to compatible custom fields on Account, Contact, or Opportunity records during lead conversion.
Native Roll-Up Summary fields require a Master-Detail relationship between the parent and child objects. Additionally, when setting up Lead conversion, custom Lead fields can be mapped to custom fields on the Account, Contact, or Opportunity objects as long as the data types are compatible.
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Custom Field Capabilities and Master-Detail vs Lookup Relationship Constraints