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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.

When creating a new Task, you will need to include all required fields from the Task object. Currently, the required fields are Subject, OwnerId, Status, and WhatId. The Subject field is the name of the Task, the WhatId is the object the task is associated with, and finally, OwnerId is the person that will do the Task.

Under the Page Layouts section, Click on Edit on the page layout that you use on the object. Click the wrench icon beside the custom field that you will make required. Select the Required checkbox. Click on Ok, then click on Save.

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.

To find out which fields are required, go to the Go to... menu at the top right of the connector of the connector and click Salesforce Object Reference. The required field rows will say Required in the far right column.

Build a Flow to Make Fields Required in Approval Process 1- Create a new (before save) record triggered flow that runs when the approval status becomes "Approved". ... 2- Add a Decision element to check if the required field is null or not. ... 3- If the field is null, we want to display an error message.

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.

From Setup, enter Data.com Administration, then click Field Mapping. Find the field you want to map, and select the custom mapping from the list box next to the field. Click Save.