A Salesforce administrator at a SaaS enterprise management company is reviewing field configurations for lead conversion and custom field modifications on custom objects. Which TWO statements accurately describe the behavior and limitations of custom fields and data types in Salesforce? (Select 2)
- Custom Lead fields can be mapped to custom fields on the Account, Contact, or Opportunity objects during lead conversion, provided the target fields share compatible data types.Cevap
- Converting a custom field type from Text to Picklist can cause data loss if existing text values exceed character limits or conflict with picklist configurations.Cevap
- CCustom Lead fields can be directly mapped to Roll-Up Summary fields on the target Account object to aggregate converted lead metrics.
- DNewly added values in a custom picklist field are automatically assigned to all existing Record Types on the object upon creation.
- ECustom Lead fields automatically map to standard Account fields during lead conversion without requiring custom field mapping setup.
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Custom Lead fields must be explicitly mapped to compatible custom fields on Account, Contact, or Opportunity objects during lead conversion, and converting field data types (such as Text to Picklist) carries potential data loss risks if existing data does not comply with the new data type requirements.
Custom Lead fields require explicit mapping to compatible custom fields on Account, Contact, or Opportunity objects. Furthermore, altering a custom field's data type, such as converting from Text to Picklist, presents data loss risks if existing records contain values that exceed length parameters or fail to match picklist entries.
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Custom Field Data Type Behavior and Lead Conversion Field Mapping Rules