Assign Name Field For Free

A name field is an artificial data structure imposed on names to facilitate data processing. Many databases divide names into two fields, typically corresponding to the given name and the family name, though some enter names into a single field, and others may use three or more fields.

Create a Custom Field for Type Click Object Manager. Click the Discovery object. Click Fields & Relationships and then click New. Select Picklist and then click Next. Define the field as follows: Field Label: Type. Field Name: Type. ... Leave everything else as is, and click Next, Next, and Save & New.

Create a Custom Field for Type Click Object Manager. Click the Discovery object. Click Fields & Relationships and then click New. Select Picklist and then click Next. Define the field as follows: Field Label: Type. Field Name: Type. ... Leave everything else as is, and click Next, Next, and Save & New.

Create Custom Rich Text Fields in your Object Go to Setup, then click Object Manager . In the Quick Find box, search for the object in which you want to add a custom rich text field. Click <objectname> and then Field & Relationships. Click New. Select Text Area (Rich) for the Data Type.

The Name field can be a string or number data type. In Salesforce, you have the option to create a Name field with the Auto Number data type, which provides an incrementing number with an optional custom prefix for each object that you create.

Set Field Permissions in Profiles From Setup, enter Profiles in the Quick Find box, then select Profiles. Select a profile. In the Field-Level Security section, click View next to the object you want to modify, and then click Edit. Specify the field's access level and save your work.

Edit Custom Fields From the management settings for the field's object, go to Fields. Click Edit next to the field's name. Modify the field attributes. ... Optionally, define custom help text for the field. For lookup and master-detail relationship fields, optionally define a lookup filter.