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Can a lookup field be dependent field in Salesforce?
No, Picklist cannot be dependent on lookup field.
A lookup filter can reference other fields on the same record (source); fields on the records of the lookup object (target); fields on the user’s record, profile, and role; and fields on records directly related to the target object.
What is lookup relationship in Salesforce with example?
A lookup relationship essentially links two objects together so that you can “look up” one object from the related items on another object. Lookup relationships can be one-to-one or one-to-many. The Account to Contact relationship is one-to-many because a single account can have many related contacts.
How are dependent fields used in Visualforce programming?
Dependent fields provide a way to filter the field values displayed on a Visualforce page. Dependent fields consist of two parts: a controlling field that determines the filtering, and a dependent field that has its values filtered.
How to create dependent field controlled by a lookup field?
Really helpful by introducing the controlling field as picklist and dependent field as lookup or vice versa. Thanks werewolf. However, I don’t think it would be the can of worms you are worried about. It should behave the way SF already behaves of you delete an item in a picklist that has a dependent field.
How many dependent fields can I add to a page?
Consider the following when using dependent picklists in Visualforce pages: You can mix controlling and dependent fields across various field types, such as picklists, multi-picklists, radio buttons, and checkboxes. There’s a limit of 10 dependent picklist pairs per page. This is totalled across all objects.
How to create a dependent field in Excel?
I want a single Options field that shows all options but will only show the options that go with the Product selected. I can only create a dependent field on picklists or checkboxes, so in order to create an Options dependent field, I will have to create another Product field that is a custom picklist.