Map Required Field Record For Free

Map Your Custom Lead Fields From the object management settings for Leads, go to Fields & Relationships, then select Map Lead Fields. For each custom lead field, choose the field on account, contact, or opportunity into which you want the information inserted when you convert a lead. Save your work.

Mapping fields In the Project Data Sources area, click Map fields. A dialog opens, and the system makes a best guess at mapping fields for you. ... Select a field in the Available Inputs column, and its corresponding field in the Required Input Fields column, and click Map to map the two fields. ... When finished, click OK.

Just need to go to Schema Builder and select the object. The list of fields can be scrolled through. The Required fields have a red mark on them. For example, 'Account Name' and 'Account Owner' as seen below.

Set the Required property for a field to Yes In the Navigation Pane, right-click the table and then click Design View. Select the field that you want to require always has a value. In the Field Properties pane, on the General tab, set the Required property to Yes.

To make a custom field universally required, select the Required checkbox when defining the custom field. Note You must specify a default value for required campaign member custom fields. If you make a user field universally required, you must specify a default value for that field.

There are four ways to make a field mandatory: You can set a field as REQUIRED via the Page Layout. You can set a field as REQUIRED using a Validation Rules (field will become mandatory based on specific criteria) You can also use the Field Level Security at the profile level to define access to a field. Via Triggers.

To make a field mandatory when used through Jira's user interface, click the Required link associated with that field. The text Required appears next to the field's name. Hidden fields cannot be set as required. To make a field optional, click the Optional link associated with that field.