A Salesforce administrator at an aviation maintenance company is configuring custom fields on the custom object Aircraft_Inspection__c. The object uses multiple record types to differentiate routine maintenance from emergency repairs. After creating a new picklist custom field named Inspection_Grade__c with five values, the administrator notices that end users are unable to see the new picklist values when creating records under specific record types. Which action should the administrator take to resolve this issue?
- Edit each record type configuration on the object to select and enable the specific picklist values available for that record type.Cevap
- BConfigure Lead Custom Field Mapping to push the new picklist values directly to the record type assignments.
- CConvert the custom object lookup relationship into a master-detail relationship so picklist values automatically inherit from the parent object.
- DDelete and recreate the parent object records to force a cascading update of picklist assignment settings down to child records.
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The administrator must edit each record type configuration on the Object Manager to explicitly select and assign the active picklist values allowed for that record type.
In Salesforce, when an object utilizes Record Types, the availability of picklist values is controlled at the Record Type level. Creating a custom picklist field adds values to the master picklist definition, but administrators must explicitly edit each Record Type configuration to choose which picklist values should be available to users assigned to that record type.
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Record Type Picklist Value Assignment