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Entry Required field decides whether entering data in the field is necessary or not. So, if Entry Required is set to Yes, then that field must have some value in it. By default, Entry Required is set to Yes.

To edit a field, click the Edit icon of the field from the custom field list. In the Add Field/ Edit Field overlay, you can check the Make this field as required checkbox to make the field mandatory. A pop up appears to confirm this.

Field level requirements Click on Setup. Go to Quick Find and enter Object. Choose the object. Under the Custom Fields & Relationships, select the custom field that you will make required. Click on Edit and under the General Options section select Required. Click on Save.

Create validation rule in Salesforce Classic Click Setup. Click Customize | [the object you need to modify] | Validation Rules. Click New. Enter the Validation Rule name. Set the Validation Formula as per the suggestion above, feel free to adapt to your needs. Set the error message that the User will receive.

To make a field mandatory, Go to Admin settings > Lead/Contact/Account/Deal Modules. Click Add Field. - Look for the field of your choice in the hidden fields section. ... In the Add Field/ Edit Field overlay, you can check the Required checkbox to make a field mandatory. ... Click Save.

Different ways to make field mandatory : Make the field “Required” at the time of field creation by checking the “Required” check box. Make the field Required through Page Layout by checking the “Required ” checkbook in Field Properties. Validation Rules can also be used to make the field mandatory.

Use asterisks to indicate required fields? Another common approach seen in forms is to mark the mandatory fields with an asterisk and not mark the optional fields. While an asterisk to the left of the label makes it easy to see, it assumes a user understands what this means.

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.