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How do I find field names in Salesforce?
Use Salesforce Setup to Find Field names Click on the object in the list. From the object’s management settings, click on Fields & Relationships. Click the field under Field Label to find the field name.
How do I find the API name for a dashboard in Salesforce?
The workaround I use to get a dashboard’s API name is this:
- Get the Chrome extension called Salesforce inspector.
- Go to your dashboard.
- Click the little arrow on the right side of the screen that says Show Sales force details and click Show All Data.
- Look for DeveloperName. The value has your dashboard’s API name.
How do I query a dashboard in Salesforce?
In your dashboard click on the blue “Create Query” and in the pop-up choose the tab “Salesforce Direct”. Now you’ll see a list of all the Salesforce objects where I’m picking the case object. As you can see the explorer now opens showing count of row and you can use the UI to select groupings, measures and filters.
How to add field on standard report type?
For custom report types, it’s slightly more work. Simply go into Setup->Create->Report Type, click the Selected Fields button and add the field.
When to add fields to a standard object?
When you add fields to a standard object such as Leads, they are automatically added to the Standard Report Type. With that being said, you may still need to add them to the Reports that use those report types. If so, just go into the Report, customize it, and add the field where it needs to go. – James Loghry Jan 26 ’14 at 20:34.
Where does the name of the API come from?
The domain of where the API endpoint will be exposed. Refer to the ‘DNS’ standard section for details. The API name which is derived from the business domain. Any agency/department can specify the API name that they would like to expose their services on. The version of the API that is desired to be accessed by the consumer.
Do you have to follow the API naming convention?
URLs MUST follow the standard naming convention as described below: The following table provides a breakdown of how to construct the API URI. All APIs MUST be exposed using HTTPS.