Salesforce Flow: Assignment Element Explained

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In this Salesforce Flow tutorial we'll explain the Salesforce Flow Assignment Element in depth, showing examples of a flow assignments to set field values, update variables, and add records to collections.
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16 июл 2022

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@csnoremac1 2 месяца назад

Thank you for this. Helps a ton.

@wilsonpho85 Год назад

Very clearly explained

@naveenkumarjai8368 Год назад

Really helpful bro easily understood thanks a lot...

@wisemanbell6957 Год назад

Super helpful.

@shweta4sgarg Год назад

Hello sir, thanks for making these videos and helping all of us. Recently, I had an interview where I was asked to create a flow on the following situation, if you can create and help me that solve that, it would be great. I created one but am not able to understand what I am missing. Situation is : create a button on an opportunity to enter contact details (name, email and phone) then check if this new contact exists on an account related to that opportunity. If the contact does not exists then create a contact role record for this opportunity with a link taking to this new contact.

@padmajabaskaran3288 Год назад

Excellent video👍

@nickfrates Год назад

Thank you 👍

@user-ho4jh1rv2p 3 месяца назад

if a recrord is created in one object , then that value must be added in a filed , where the field is in another object . how can i proceed this by using flow ?

@naveenkumarjai8368 Год назад

What is the use of Get account in the last example.

@carjackyti Год назад

it would be helpful if you could click on each element and show so we could follow you re last example

@johndeignan6023 3 месяца назад

The first GetRecords Element fetches the account, whose ID you will feed it when you debug it. The second Get Records element ("Get Related Tasks") then fetches the tasks related to the account you now have. To that end, use: WhatId...Equals....Account From Get Account > AccountId [AKA: {!GetAccountId}. The "WhatId" is used for getting the activities (think "tasks" and "events") to a given object or record.