Vibhor Goel from the blog https://www.accidentalcodersf.com/ has published a post showing how to Use Flows to Track Unread Emails on Cases and Increase Case Management Efficiency
I was recently tasked with a requirement to display a list of opportunity partners on a custom object related to opportunity. I planned to use a flow to get the opportunity partner records and then display them using the Datatablev2 Flow Screen Component available on this site. When I tried to create the flow, I […]
Trying to report on user login history using standard Salesforce reporting can be tricky. If you would like to see each users’s last login and his total login count for the last 6 months, sorted by login count, you have to use some external Excel manipulation. I was looking to get a simple report I […]
GORAV SETH demonstrates how you can use ISCHANGED and PRIORVALUE in Before Save FlowsCheck it out
Jessie Rymph from the blog https://unhandledsunshine.com/ has published a post showcasing two new invocable actions available on this site showing how to Update N Records in Flow Without a Loop
The first post in a new series on the Salesforce admin blog demonstrates a novel way to launch auoto-launched flows from a formula field on a report. This has several very interesting use casesCheck it out
When our org migrated to Lightning, we were faced with an interesting issue: we had many task record types and in order to enable our end users to create tasks from the activity composer, we had to create a different quick action for each task record type. The result wasn’t pretty Our users wanted a […]
GORAV SETH demonstrates how you can use the new flow before save trigger combined with duplicate rules to prevent creation of duplicate junction object records.Check it out
This action can be used to generate a list of record types for a specific object. This can be useful when you would like to present a record type selector to the user. Can be used as inputs to the QuickChoice by setting Input Mode to “Dual String Collections”. Pass in one output collection for […]
Narender Singh form ForcePanda wrote a two blog series about using map collections in flows. The second blog makes good use of the new generic sObject support in flows coming in the Spring ’20 release Part 1: https://forcepanda.wordpress.com/2019/12/17/how-to-create-a-map-collection-in-flows-part-1/ Part 2: https://forcepanda.wordpress.com/2019/12/18/how-to-create-a-map-collection-in-flows-part-2flow-map-methods-spring20delight/
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