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To export object field history via Data Loader: Open Data Loader. Click Settings | Settings. Uncheck Use Bulk API. Click OK. Click Export All. Choose OAuth and enter your Salesforce username and password; or Choose 'Password Authentication' and enter your Salesforce username and password followed by your security .

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.

Opportunity Field History Reports In Setup, navigate to the object you want to review, go to Fields & Relationships, and Set History Tracking. If you're in a brand new org, you'll need to do this pretty much everywhere. If you're in an existing org, you can look at what fields already have history tracking enabled.

From Setup, enter Object Manager in the Quick Find box, then select Object Manager. Click the custom object, and click Edit. Under Optional Features, select the Track Field History checkbox. ... Save your changes. Click Set History Tracking in the Custom Fields & Relationships section. ... Choose the fields you want tracked.

For standard objects (e.g. Lead, Account, Contact, etc), click "Set History Tracking" when viewing Fields & Relationships for a given object in Object Manager. On the next screen select "Enable {ObjectName} History" and then select the field you want to track.

The following is a list of standard objects that can be tracked: Accounts. Articles. Assets. Campaigns. Cases. Contacts. Contracts. Contract line items.

Custom Objects From Setup, go Create > Objects, select the custom object you want to set field tracking history up for. Check Track Field History under Optional Features. On the custom object, go down to the Custom Fields & Relationships and select Set History Tracking. Choose the fields you want to be tracked.

Salesforce stores an object's tracked field history in an associated object called StandardObjectNameHistory or CustomObjectName__History. For example, AccountHistory represents the history of changes to the values of an Account record's fields.