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What are different ways to make field required in salesforce?
What are different ways to make field required in salesforce?
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You can mark field required as follows.
1. While creation of Fields
2. On pagelayout
3. with validation rule - [adinserter block='9']
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1.Click on gear icon then Setup > Object Manager.
2.Choose the object > Page Layouts.
3.Select the page layout that you use on the object.
4.Click on the wrench icon beside the custom field that you will make required.
5.Select the Required checkbox.
6.Click on Ok, then click on Save.
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