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How can I create many to many relationship between the objects in Salesforce?
How can I create many to many relationship between the objects in Salesforce?
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You can create many-to-many relationship between two objects using the Junction Object..
- Your first object (master ) ======> Junction object (child)
- Your second object (master) ========> Junction object(child)
You can to create a custom object and add 2 master-detail relationship in it.
Example of many-to-many relationship include :
Products and Price Book objects which are connected via Price Book Entry (Junction object)
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