A Salesforce administrator at a logistics management firm is working with two custom objects: Warehouse__c and Inventory_Item__c, which are currently connected by a Lookup relationship. The operations manager requests two key metrics on record pages:
1. A calculated field on Warehouse__c displaying the sum total monetary value of all associated inventory items.
2. A dynamic field on Inventory_Item__c displaying the number of elapsed days since the item was created.
Which TWO statements accurately describe the configuration requirements or system behaviors for fulfilling these requests?
- The existing Lookup relationship must be converted to a Master-Detail relationship before a native Roll-Up Summary field can be created on the Warehouse__c object.Cevap
- BA standard Roll-Up Summary field can be created directly on the Warehouse__c object while preserving the existing Lookup relationship.
- A custom Formula field with a Number return type can be created on Inventory_Item__c using a date difference formula to calculate the elapsed days dynamically.Cevap
- DDeleting a Warehouse__c record will automatically delete all related Inventory_Item__c child records under the current Lookup relationship configuration.
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The correct requirements are converting the Lookup relationship to a Master-Detail relationship prior to creating the Roll-Up Summary field on Warehouse__c, and creating a custom Formula field with a Number return type on Inventory_Item__c to compute elapsed days.
Native Roll-Up Summary fields require a Master-Detail relationship structure between parent and child objects; converting an existing Lookup relationship to Master-Detail satisfies this requirement. Additionally, dynamic day calculations on child records are efficiently handled using a custom Formula field with a Number return type that calculates the difference between current date functions and the record creation date.
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